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The moment your code stops being a dream and starts being someone else's problem.
means Releasing software, a feature, or a product to actual users instead of polishing it forever.
from From literal cargo loaded onto ships; tech borrowed the verb to mean sending finished goods out the door, even when the goods are pure code.
Real artists shipSteve Jobs popularized it as a verb of finishing.
Done over perfectShipping beats stalling on imaginary flawless versions.
Second meaningFandom uses it for endorsing fictional couples.