Alternate hypothesis: the likelyhood of accidentally writing a use-after-error is proportional to the scale of your codebase and the number of people who work on it.
It's not like Google is uniquely bad at this. The Linux Kernel also suffers from memory safety error, and Google's Project Zero keeps fidning them in other projects.
It's not like Google is uniquely bad at this. The Linux Kernel also suffers from memory safety error, and Google's Project Zero keeps fidning them in other projects.