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It depends on the individuals and the places. I can attest to GP's situation being predominantly prevalent in my life. Stylistic issues can be as simple as pass
by BlargMcLarg 6y ago
It depends on the individuals and the places. I can attest to GP's situation being predominantly prevalent in my life. Stylistic issues can be as simple as passing different data on the backend rather than cleaning them up on the frontend, without any mention why one is preferred over the other. I've had cases where people wanted me to make a new variable Y in a model to pass 1 - X, where X was another float variable being passed at the same time (so we passed both Y=1-X and X without intuitive or clear reason). Or saying "this needs a comment" (notice the tone too, it's not "can you add a comment here", or better, "this reads kind of iffy, can you improve it somehow?"). Things a linter or guidelines won't pick up.