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There's the intent behind it. Some systems expect you to do get right first time, but often doesn't. Others expect it to be wrong first time.
by UK-AL 4y ago
There's the intent behind it. Some systems expect you to do get right first time, but often doesn't. Others expect it to be wrong first time.
- actionfromafar 4y agoThose are two distinct approaches used in engineering.
- intelVISA 4y agoI adore the true v1 prototype, often it's translating human needs into code that is tricky not the programming aspect -- writing an absolutely egregious program in a few hours to just confirm "so you want X to do Y like this?" The trap is when that horror code isn't immediately binned but becomes the cut-corner foundation for even more spaghetti.