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Coding without AI: a revolutionary new way to work

This article debunks four common myths about code review, arguing that its primary purpose is team alignment rather than catching bugs. It emphasizes that code review is supplemental to other quality safeguards and should not be the sole gatekeeper.

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  • Code review is difficult because it reconstructs missing context, not because PRs are long.
  • The primary purpose is team alignment, not catching bugs.
  • Code review alone is insufficient; it's the failure mode of other safeguards.
  • Smaller PRs help by forcing authors to provide more context.

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