<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>The deployment strategy of 'ship it and hope' is common in software development.</li><li>Developers often deploy code despite uncertainties, trusting in the process and previous testing.</li><li>Most software deployments using this approach tend to work surprisingly well.</li><li>Many developers have deployed features or updates that weren't entirely perfect.</li><li>The decision to deploy imperfect code often stems from time constraints at the end of sprints.</li><li>Despite potential issues, developers trust in safety measures like rollbacks in case of failure.</li><li>There is a reliance on users not noticing the imperfections in deployed software.</li></ul>

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