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I partially agree — e.g. yes, declarative specifications would have been better. But having looked at some of the code, it's just poor quality. Bad code, plain and simple.

If you write bad code, you will eventually get bitten. If you use bad code to build a financial institution with great claims, it will also cost you money and reputation.

Bad engineering has consequences.



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