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This is great if you're dealing with someone who's trying to kill you. You can use it to overcome some major disadvantages in raw power with enough speed. It's a lot less great if the mental model that you’re invalidating is your pair’s mental model of the codebase you’re both working on.
You have a CI server, and you think that gives you continuous integration.
10 possible explanations for the biggest mystery in software development
A system that's not working is probably a system that's not changing. If a system isn't working, practice changing it.
Terraform's "state" is deceptively hard to manage, introduces security risks, and is redundant with Kubernetes internal state management.