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Software quality has no floor; code can always worsen, unlike physical structures. Technical debt lacks bankruptcy's forced reset, so metaphors like "sinking ship" mislead. At Amazon, an order-processing system grew so complex that hundreds of engineers couldn't maintain it, with failed re-architecture cycles adding headcount permanently.
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Technical Debt's Future In The Age Of AI