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We're going far off into a tangent but to answer your question: - the code in question constantly produced production bugs - the code in question was extremel
by whack 9y ago
We're going far off into a tangent but to answer your question:
- the code in question constantly produced production bugs
- the code in question was extremely hard to debug when said production bugs surfaced
- everyone complained about that code being problematic, including other more senior engineers with 300k+ salaries
- all the above problems went away and everyone was pleased when I broke it up into smaller pieces