It's probably going to be a hard row to hoe to get any code that doesn't always visibly break out of circulation. That said, I think that's why there's huge val

It's probably going to be a hard row to hoe to get any code that doesn't always visibly break out of circulation. That said, I think that's why there's huge value in moving to languages where you do break things more visibly. Ultimately it comes down to time, and "It looks like it works but might do something wrong sometime" is a weaker argument to delay release than "It will not compile/run".