Rushed Implementation Pitfalls
Commenters critique a practice or approach prone to failure due to haste, complexity, and human error, arguing that rushing often leads to major issues rather than advocating 'move fast and break things'.
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It's not always a good thing. In the haste of fixing things introspection of root causes may be neglected...
It will be done wrong, so you have to take that into account.
Doing the wrong thing more efficiently doesn't make it into the right thing.
Agreed. Too many places where things can go wrong.
If you try a bit harder, maybe you might be able to think of something that's wrong with this practice.
It's still worth interrogating even if it's an oversight.
Just because it worked out doesn’t mean it was fine and the way things should be. There are definitely better ways.
It turns out doing things the "correct" way is harder than just not doing that.
There's nothing intrinsically wrong with that if you do it correctly. But this was not done correctly.
No one is perfect. Perhaps we should look past flaws like this when more important problems are handled with skill.