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Because then they would learn to write that code. Because it’s not the same exact bit of code, but just a part, or a different version depending on the exact co
by loup-vaillant 5y ago
Because then they would learn to write that code. Because it’s not the same exact bit of code, but just a part, or a different version depending on the exact context. Because taking on a dependency is just as costly as rewriting the thing, if not more…
Code reuse is good, but we should not forget that its costs are not nil.