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   by jdjdjssh 8mo ago

   I’m not sure what you’re getting at. I’m saying there’s a lot more to creating useful software than “tests pass / limited functionality checks work” from a purely technical perspective.
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   by jdjdjssh 8mo ago

   > If the code passes tests, and also works at the functionality level Why doesn’t outsourcing work if this is all that is needed?
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   by jdjdjssh 8mo ago

   Yep, this is the big sticking point. Reviewing code properly is and was the bottle neck. However, with humans I trusted, I could ignore most of their work and focus on where they knew they needed a review. That kind of trust is worth a lot