wellactchully

"Obsessive, over design, hilarious" these are the words of a trained slop-o-phile born and bred to remove themselves from the equation of tool use

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