this is true, but it mostly comes down to 1. don't obliterate each other, 2. don't destroy your dependencies, 3. don't out-consume your dependencies (overpopulate, etc).
however, point 2 is only understood from a very high level by humans. we know the dependency chain goes deep, but we don't know exactly which branches can be ignored without effect and which are critical.
our default is to protect all the things "just in case"
however, point 2 is only understood from a very high level by humans. we know the dependency chain goes deep, but we don't know exactly which branches can be ignored without effect and which are critical.
our default is to protect all the things "just in case"