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> Actually the easiest thing is simply not to care about how your log looks. Yes, that sounds as easy as anything that accepts the idea of "let's do this the
by shandor 10y ago
> Actually the easiest thing is simply not to care about how your log looks.
Yes, that sounds as easy as anything that accepts the idea of "let's do this the shitty-but-quick way now, and pay the technical debt later". So yes, it is "easier" to work with in the beginning.
On the other hand, if I had to inherit your repository that was developed by "not caring about history", I would probably have to hunt you down and kill you. So there's that.
- Annatar 10y agoOn the other hand, if I had to inherit your repository that was developed by "not caring about history", I would probably have to hunt you down and kill you. So there's that. Yep. Some people just want to keep taking technical debt on (read: hack-it-'till-it-works), which makes them likely candidates for a good thrashing in some dark blind street in the middle of the night. And some don't even get it after that. Actually, now that you made me think about it, most people in this industry aren't really computer people material, that's the problem.