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I Stopped Reviewing Code Line by Line. Here's What I Review Instead.

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When AI writes half the diff, reading every line is no longer the job. Knowing where to look is. Review Risk, Not Lines Last quarter, I counted. On an average day, I was asked to review somewhere between 1,500 and 2,500 lines of code across our team's pull requests. A year earlier, that number was…

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    I Stopped Reviewing Code Line by Line. Here's What I Review Instead.

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