You know, laws and code have a lot in common. In both, if you change something at the wrong place, another totally unrelated part will behave different or stop working entirelly. And then there's edge cases, whose handling was entirely forgotten.
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Ah, but it's not unrelated, see, because now the cache invalidation logic that you hacked together to fix it last time isn't triggering when it should, because you were using that condition as a hack based on the assumption that code wouldn't be doing what it's now doing. You're gonna have to rewrite that entire bit in a more principled way. I think I lost track of the metaphor a bit here.
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