A coding-thread reply says buggy software is the real baseline, not perfect code
RexDouglass · x · 2026-07-26
A reply in a coding discussion argues that software is an ecosystem of buggy code, rising and falling projects, and constantly changing context.
The point is that people often over-focus on whether LLM code is perfect, while the real world is already messy: the value of any code depends on context, and that context keeps shifting.
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