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[2779.74 --> 2781.00] the one thing driving
[2781.00 --> 2782.42] your business production
[2782.42 --> 2783.66] with honeycomb you
[2783.66 --> 2784.88] guess less and you
[2784.88 --> 2786.10] know more join the
[2786.10 --> 2787.00] swarm and try
[2787.00 --> 2788.24] honeycomb free today
[2788.24 --> 2789.86] at honeycomb.io
[2789.86 --> 2791.68] slash changelog again
[2791.68 --> 2793.82] honeycomb.io slash
[2793.82 --> 2794.64] changelog
[2794.64 --> 2814.26] i was gonna say that
[2814.26 --> 2814.74] like when you were
[2814.74 --> 2815.62] talking about how we
[2815.62 --> 2816.80] have like the laws get
[2816.80 --> 2817.70] written and then they
[2817.70 --> 2819.52] don't get tested or
[2819.52 --> 2820.44] refined i'm like that's
[2820.44 --> 2821.96] gonna like writing code but
[2821.96 --> 2823.42] without test and it's
[2823.42 --> 2824.06] kind of like i don't
[2824.06 --> 2824.80] know it's just running
[2824.80 --> 2826.24] out there and we have
[2826.24 --> 2827.40] no idea if it's like
[2827.40 --> 2828.50] doing the right thing or
[2828.50 --> 2829.64] doing what we intended we
[2829.64 --> 2830.86] just we just wrote it
[2830.86 --> 2832.12] there's no test
[2832.12 --> 2833.12] frameworks there's no
[2833.12 --> 2835.52] linters there's no by
[2835.52 --> 2836.56] the way when you compile
[2836.56 --> 2838.26] it it will be there will
[2838.26 --> 2839.28] be somebody else trying to
[2839.28 --> 2840.40] persuade the compiler to
[2840.40 --> 2841.92] do things totally
[2841.92 --> 2842.78] different from what you
[2842.78 --> 2844.74] intended like it's a
[2844.74 --> 2846.90] very adversarial system
[2846.90 --> 2848.18] that is not set up for
[2848.18 --> 2850.80] robustness it don't get me
[2850.80 --> 2852.04] wrong it works reasonably
[2852.04 --> 2853.08] well in a lot of cases
[2853.08 --> 2854.58] but it's mostly because of
[2854.58 --> 2855.98] humans this was the one
[2855.98 --> 2856.72] thing that drove me nuts
[2856.72 --> 2857.40] about all the smart
[2857.40 --> 2858.98] contract stuff like
[2858.98 --> 2860.06] contracts only work
[2860.06 --> 2861.14] because humans are around
[2861.14 --> 2862.06] to smooth off the rough
[2862.06 --> 2864.06] edges bridge the gaps
[2864.06 --> 2865.44] like as soon as you start
[2865.44 --> 2866.50] making contracts into
[2866.50 --> 2868.34] code like you're just
[2868.34 --> 2869.82] doomed to failure because
[2869.82 --> 2871.16] of all the failure modes
[2871.16 --> 2872.86] of code that we as
[2872.86 --> 2874.72] programmers know and that
[2874.72 --> 2876.12] you know don't go away
[2876.12 --> 2877.00] when you have contracts
[2877.00 --> 2877.98] you just have a more
[2877.98 --> 2879.08] forgiving at the end of
[2879.08 --> 2879.72] the day execution
[2879.72 --> 2881.38] environment because at
[2881.38 --> 2882.16] the end of the day humans
[2882.16 --> 2883.50] are in the loop in a way
[2883.50 --> 2884.22] that they aren't with
[2884.22 --> 2885.30] smart contracts and the
[2885.30 --> 2885.94] way they aren't with
[2885.94 --> 2887.24] code I find it
[2887.24 --> 2888.52] interesting how it also
[2888.52 --> 2890.50] causes some like class
[2890.50 --> 2892.32] problems as well like I
[2892.32 --> 2893.72] have legal insurance so
[2893.72 --> 2894.46] every time I get a
[2894.46 --> 2895.40] contract of any sort I
[2895.40 --> 2896.48] like send it to lawyers
[2896.48 --> 2897.98] to review I'm like is any
[2897.98 --> 2899.70] of this weird but also
[2899.70 --> 2900.40] knowing that I can just
[2900.40 --> 2901.52] like take a pen and just
[2901.52 --> 2902.58] strike through anything I
[2902.58 --> 2903.66] don't like in a contract
[2903.66 --> 2904.78] but so many people think
[2904.78 --> 2905.90] that's like oh no
[2905.90 --> 2907.18] I've gotten this thing
[2907.18 --> 2908.08] this is like set in
[2908.08 --> 2909.82] stone and I can't do
[2909.82 --> 2910.62] any I have to take it
[2910.62 --> 2911.38] or leave it and it's
[2911.38 --> 2911.90] like that's not how
[2911.90 --> 2913.52] this really works so
[2913.52 --> 2914.70] like knowledge also
[2914.70 --> 2915.60] makes it so the legal
[2915.60 --> 2916.64] system's kind of like a
[2916.64 --> 2917.60] little a little bit more
[2917.60 --> 2918.50] wonky than I think it
[2918.50 --> 2919.08] would be otherwise
[2919.08 --> 2920.82] yeah well and on the
[2920.82 --> 2921.68] flip side of course