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@mitchellh@hachyderm.io I don't necessarily disagree, but "resilient catastrophe machine" feels an awful lot like Salesforce (and a lot of the rest of the tech industry). I mean, you do have to strike a balance, but in my experience, moving faster has very frequently been the economic winner, even at the expense of quality. I say this as someone that abhors the wasted hours fixing systems that weren't designed properly, and the lost business from features that never actually worked but were already sold. I don't want my experience to teach this lesson, and I desperately want someone to convince me otherwise.