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<title>Tech Debt is Software Entropy</title>
<description>Code decays when nobody invests in it, even good code. Physics calls that entropy, and your fridge has been demonstrating it the whole time.</description>
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<title>Conservation of Software Complexity (The Physics of Software)</title>
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