That's what caught my eye too. I like how it's soon followed by "Pushing code fast and often does have a cost, but the benefit in productivity is well worth it." That's certainly true if it's mostly _tested_ code, but there is nothing productive about spending a day trying to find and fix a bug like this in production. Been there, done that.

I'm trying to bootstrap a startup now, and if it fails to gain traction then justin.tv would be one of the first places I'd interview. (Hey, I like watching competitive TF2, and they provide a hell of a platform for casts, can I say.) Now I know this blog post was sort of written for the purposes of recruitment, but it's sort of making me think twice about whether I'd want to interview there. Bleh.