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You need to be the reader's advocate, to try to set aside your ego and read your work as if someone else wrote it. This is not substantially different from adju
by cafard 6y ago
You need to be the reader's advocate, to try to set aside your ego and read your work as if someone else wrote it. This is not substantially different from adjusting your code. One might argue that with code you have also a very demanding reader, the computer, which might fail to run it or wreck something. Still you are writing for a human audience.
- msla 6y agoComputers demand formal precision, which is different from conceptual clarity. Every obfuscator (including optimizers) relies on this fact. Good code has both formal precision and conceptual clarity.