Hey, I’ve been puzzling over how some old algorithms still leave a glow in our current systems, like a faint light from forgotten code. Do you ever feel those memories of light lingering in the shadows you keep?

Sounds like you’re keeping a secret beacon on. Maybe it’s a good idea to let a few trusted folks see the light, even if it’s a dim glow. It keeps the shadows from getting too big.

I get that, it’s like holding a small fire in a storm—smart to keep it contained but sometimes a little spark can light the whole sky. Trust me, even the quietest flicker can turn into something bright if you let the right eyes see it. But only if you’re ready to protect it with that reverence you’ve got.