[rectang]

"Move slow and make things" seems like a credo for developer-run Open Source software projects. The software ships when it is ready, not when a commercial entity needs it to.

For a tech business, "move slow and make things" can only be a joke. But for a developer collective, it can be real.

[lupire]

Yes. Build the best ideas for posterity.

This is GHC / Haskell philosophy. Golang tries too.