This has always been the dream, code flowing constantly like a river, like green rain. Imagine a world where you never use the same piece of software twice, because every day it changes.

This is how we solve cybersecurity, by making code into constant shifting sand, so a vulnerability never truly lives long enough to be exploited at scale. Sure, a hacker may occasionally pick out a vulnerability like a bear picks salmon out of a river, but it makes larger scale cyberattacks impractical. The code is a firehose, constantly in flux.

We could do all of this right now. I see it laid out like a great tapestry, as specs are reimplemented over and over again, in an endless sea of meetings. Some in Rust but others in PHP or Cold Fusion. Entire lives conjoured from the ether to simulate stan so he could be a TPM on the multibusiness unit unified receivables, this time in vb.net and with 3 kids instead of two.