The One Line of Code That Crashed My Startup
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A software engineer's startup crashed due to a single forgotten semicolon in critical code, exposing user data and destroying trust. This costly mistake taught him the importance of robust systems, peer reviews, and a culture of openness about errors. He applied these lessons to build a successful new company focused on developer tools and cybersecurity.
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