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Treating Your Code Like a Spacecraft SystemIn software engineering, we often talk about scaling, but we rarely discuss the psychological and structural shift required to maintain quality as a project grows. A common failure mode is the assumption that personal discipline or manual review will scale linearly with codebase size. It does not. To understand why, we must look at high-reliability engineering, specifically aerospace. In space technology, a single loose bolt or a minor software glitch is not an inconvenience; it is a mission failure. The same principle applies to your code. Small errors, if not caught early, compound into...