If you just YOLO writing of code, you get logarithmic value for exponential cost.
- If you just YOLO writing of code, you get logarithmic value for exponential cost.
- As you add new features an old thing pops out of place and breaks.
- When that happens you know it's a poorly architected system.
- Always sprinting, never refactoring.
- That's what LLMs do when they write code.
- The "always firefighting" mode of software development.