Process/method "go horse"... (embrulha e manda...)

It's a bit of 'on the side" vocab, many learners of English that are in the Computing area might have listened or read something in the lines of "go horse".

Go horse - to programmers or software developers would mean something like "embrulhar e mandar" or "mandar do jeito que sair". To meet schedules some of them would have to prioritize speed over quality, so "quick fixes" (gambiarras) are written/adopted, test is, you get the gist!

It resembles Murphys Laws in some of its concept, so the go horse method goes like:

- If you don't think of problems they don't arise, there's no second option as the first is faster.
-Ways to solve a problem, the right one, the wrong one, and the "go horse", chances are the latter is like the wrong one!
-'Go horse" begets "Go horse", you solve a problem with the GH method and create the need to solve one or multiple more to solve.
-"Go horse" is reactive, always.
-In "go horse", anything goes.
-With "go horse" you deal with the immediate problem, someone more be dealing with the new ones afterwards.
-"Go horse" always meet schedules, everything is implemented in time. No worries...!
-"Go horse" employees are ready to jump off the boat before it sinks (or thought beforehand of somebody/something else to blame).
-"Go horse" is not dangerous, unless you begin to sees some order in it...
-Gh is your brother, but it's vengeful.
-If it's working, don't worry.
-Tests are for pussies. You must live on the edge.

This post is in jest, don't take me too seriously. And don't "Go horse" while studying English, mainly when at the eve of an exam.