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Capital One's Max Kanat-Alexander proposes: the importance of code quality is proportional to the longevity of the software; AI will make 'disposable software' more common, but long-lived software needs rigor more than ever, because 'the difficulty of understanding does not grow linearly, but compounds over time'.
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