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And why we should write our recipes (code) carefully to imply intent such that dependencies like this are not created unnecessarily. Consider: "Add one onion",
by dotBen 15y ago
And why we should write our recipes (code) carefully to imply intent such that dependencies like this are not created unnecessarily. Consider:
"Add one onion", vs
"Dip piece of onion in mixture until it begins to fry"
Latter clearly indicates no aspect of the recipe should be a dependency on the onion or inherit properties from the onion as the onion will be removed before runtime (consumption)
- p0ckets 15y agoThis still wouldn't be sufficient in mechanical_fish's example. Someone might still remove the onions (and the needed proteins) after the introduction of thermometers with the reasoning that this would be a "simple" and "well understood" tweak.