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I think you're on to something – you read for different reasons; sometimes it's to know where to intervene to fix a bug or add a feature, sometimes it's to know
by nxobject 3y ago
I think you're on to something – you read for different reasons; sometimes it's to know where to intervene to fix a bug or add a feature, sometimes it's to know how a really specific algorithm works, sometimes it's to find the event loop or procedure that sequences a high-level process. One of my first "a-ha, so that's how it all works!" moments in coding was when I found the main loop in a decompiled codebase for of Minecraft.