Respect for Production
Respect for production is not about intention or diligence. It’s knowing exactly what is servicing our customers.
Respect for production is not about intention or diligence. It’s knowing exactly what is servicing our customers.
Don’t ask the computer to change for you. To move quickly and safely, declare your intentions.
Get most of the benefit of a fully staffed team for a fraction of the cost? Looks great on paper.
If maintenance is not part of the lifecycle, it’s repeated project work, and deadly for velocity.
Copilots can locally optimize the system, making everything worse in the process.
It seemed like a good idea in 2001, it wasn’t. It’s an anti-pattern for stability.
We can usually handle more work, with the people we already have.
Automation is not about doing things faster, it’s about shortening feedback loops.