Danger Close: Why Types Matter
A startup’s gene analysis samples nearly melted because someone confused Fahrenheit and Celsius in their monitoring system. A Mars orbiter crashed because of mixed metric and imperial units. Medication dosing errors have killed patients due to milligrams versus micrograms confusion. These aren’t edge cases - they’re symptoms of a fundamental problem in how we build mission-critical systems: Most software treats types as an afterthought rather than a first line of defense.
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