I like this. Thoughts like these emerge from detachment and playful curiosity. There’s a related thing: Hacks, workarounds and quick and dirty fixes have to g

I like this. Thoughts like these emerge from detachment and playful curiosity. There’s a related thing: Hacks, workarounds and quick and dirty fixes have to go somewhere, because they happen anyway. It’s better to have space for them, then to mix them with organized code. Now you have a place (or other convention) for inconsistency and scarred code. It’s more honest, obvious and easier to fix.