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I mean that's fine, but master chefs are not often in the position where lives might depend on handover, review, and debugging of their work by someone who is n
by dnautics 6y ago
I mean that's fine, but master chefs are not often in the position where lives might depend on handover, review, and debugging of their work by someone who is not as much of a domain expert (and some OOPs like C++ have such kitchen sink domains that it's relatively easy for two experts to be of unmatched skill and be utterly incapable of reviewing each other's work).