> Rarely in software does anyone ask for “fast.”
> But software that's fast changes behavior.
I wonder if the author stopped to consider why these opposing points make sense, instead of ignoring one to justify the other.
My opinion is that "fast" only becomes a boon when features are robust and reliable. If you prioritize going twice as "fast" over rooting out the problems, you get problems at twice the rate too.
Software that goes fast changes human behavior. It seems you’re thinking it changes the software’s behavior. Not sure. Either that, or I don’t follow your comment at all.
"The only way to go fast, is to go well." ― Robert C. Martin