I burnt a cake when I was 12
Read OriginalThe author recounts a story from age 12 about burning a cake by doubling the oven temperature to halve the baking time. This personal anecdote serves as a metaphor for modern tech culture, prompting a discussion on whether rushing through coding, tools, and processes truly leads to better software and company outcomes, or if patience and deliberate pacing yield superior results.
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