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> and no one runs antivirus on the Mac, ever.

Working at a large company (also not one of the famous silicon valley tech companies) and if you get a macbook, they are managed remotely and have BitDefender installed.

I like this approach, and it's usually the one I follow.

When I'm first building out a feature, I need to make sure that it actually works (i.e. is correct). Once that's out of the way, I'll have a good idea of what it takes to make that functionality actually work correctly, and can begin making it simpler while preserving correctness.

Simplicity is easy if correctness is not a constraint.