The fact that "Move fast and break stuff" has been adopted by tech haters as a stick to beat tech with doesn't make it bad advice. It's the right thing to do in many situations.
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How does that come to our advantage though? Or FB’s advantage? - helping them improve their product in this way?
Breaking stuff per se has no advantage. Moving fast is the part that's good for Facebook.
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Quite obviously running fast has it’s advantages tho.
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Exactly. Move fast means: iterate and learn fast. As a startup you don’t know your product, client, business model. So you must LEARN FAST to stay in business
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If breaking stuff has no advantage, why include it? Why isn’t it simply ‘move fast’?
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Sometimes the best way to learn is to "break something and see what happens". Breaks don't have to be mistakes. And mistakes can be lucky breaks. Also, those last two sentences prove its past my bedtime!
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