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108 PRs in eight days: Accidentally discovering loop engineering

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Re: 108 PRs in eight days: Accidentally discovering loop engineering

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> unless you're shipping nuclear safety code, you probably don't need a human reviewer for your PRs")

There’s an enormous spectrum between nuclear safety code, and free consumer-facing software like Bluesky that can be down in some feature at any given point in time and not matter too much.

We have signed contracts with many large enterprise clients, which include assurances about security, data residency, data retention, and SLAs. Having even a part of the system go down or violate the contract is a big deal for us.

The way I would phrase it is “unless you’re working on systems that matter”. It’s not only nuclear safety code that matters.

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