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by wellactchully
15 days ago
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Are you nitpicking that with the right achitecture and safeguards, unaccountable lines of code are perfectly harmless? Because I think in most regular situations, code-without-adjectives, uncertain commits, or any number of things might be rightfully justified as a literal legal liability for business cases. I get that you don't like how flat it is, but on a business website, in a world forecasted to be full of black box code, the statement is correct. Code in a vacuum may not be a personal liability, but it is a professional one in 2026 where there's a gulf between slop and secure code |
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