I don't see any clear meaning to the term "anti-value" in this article.
It seems to imply that a "value" means "more". It does not. "Frugality" is a value of that is a behaviour deemed important to follow, it's not an "anti-value" (whatever that might mean).
Similarly, "move fast, break things" means you value action and risk-taking.
I was expecting "anti-value" to mean a behaviour deemed negative and to be avoided.
It seems to imply that a "value" means "more". It does not. "Frugality" is a value of that is a behaviour deemed important to follow, it's not an "anti-value" (whatever that might mean).
Similarly, "move fast, break things" means you value action and risk-taking.
I was expecting "anti-value" to mean a behaviour deemed negative and to be avoided.