Exactly. "Don't outsource" comes loaded with false positives and false negatives. I absolutely would trust Galois to write software for me in pretty much any ci

Exactly. "Don't outsource" comes loaded with false positives and false negatives. I absolutely would trust Galois to write software for me in pretty much any circumstance imaginable. And on the other hand, I've seen far too many insourced dev teams deliver pizzas when theyve been asked to deliver hamburgers, and then subsequently try to modify the pizza into a hamburger because they didn't want to rewrite. When you have someone you trust, you use them. When you don't, you go by reputation (aka trust by proxy).