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It's an incident response. That almost always means an error, normally in policy like code review or security. Sure, I expect programmers to be able to write co
by HWR_14 5y ago
It's an incident response. That almost always means an error, normally in policy like code review or security. Sure, I expect programmers to be able to write code creatively without having their hands held. But incidents should be prevented with checklists, because that's the best practice to prevent them.