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In the quiet isolation of a one2one, perhaps. Publicly i.e. I front of the team? No. It serves no purpose than to stroke some egos and reduce the "Overton wind
by iovrthoughtthis 9y ago
In the quiet isolation of a one2one, perhaps.
Publicly i.e. I front of the team? No. It serves no purpose than to stroke some egos and reduce the "Overton window" of development discussion and experimentation.
- silveroriole 9y agoTo me the one2one situation would feel like I’m surreptitiously getting bollocked for making the mistake, under the guise of humor. In public, on the other hand, I don’t care if someone takes the piss out of my code - I’ll laugh right along with them as long as it’s not overly malicious. IMO it sets a good example not to be precious about your code.