> I don't mention dead code because that can be, if really needed, removed by a tool so I think the point is moot. It can easily be cleaned up in an automated

> I don't mention dead code because that can be, if really needed, removed by a tool so I think the point is moot. It can easily be cleaned up in an automated fashion and they don't do it. That's exactly what everyone means by slop. If you could pick up the clothes on your floor but don't, it's not because you're a hacker. Update: not only do they not clean it up, they ship this shit to a billion people. Talk about lazy.