The question that tells you if a tool is worth trusting: what would make it wrong?
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Every tool we buy now gives us a confident answer. The AI assistant that says your migration is safe. The scanner that says the dependency is clean. The model that scores a stock 9 out of 10. The output is fluent, fast, and almost impossible to argue with. I spent last week comparing tools in one s…
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The question that tells you if a tool is worth trusting: what would make it wrong?
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