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I’ve been thinking about how patterns are the backbone of both our crafts, whether it’s a woven tapestry or a line of code. It’s intriguing how a single motif can repeat across a whole piece, giving both form and security. Have you ever noticed a parallel between a weave’s repeating pattern and a security protocol’s repeatable structure?
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Patterns work the same way in both worlds – a stitch laid out a thousand times creates a stable fabric, a loop of code repeated builds a reliable protocol. But the difference is that a weave can’t change once it’s sewn, while a protocol must stay flexible enough to patch out new threats. So the pattern gives you structure, but the real security comes from the ability to adjust it when something breaks.