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While nice automated deployment is the wrong lesson here, it's really not anticipating backwards incompatibility and poor altering and incident training. Flags
by siliconc0w 3y ago
While nice automated deployment is the wrong lesson here, it's really not anticipating backwards incompatibility and poor altering and incident training.
Flags should never be reused and should be retired after they're no longer useful.
- ChrisMarshallNY 3y ago> Flags should never be reused and should be retired after they're no longer useful. That's such a "no-brainer," that I don't think it's even written down, anywhere. When I read that, I was like, "Whut?" In the Days of Yore, when we hammered programs directly into the iron as Machine Code, we would do stuff like that, but I can't even imagine doing that with any halfway modern language. They don't say, but it's probably C++. I know that's popular for HFT.
- SoftTalker 3y agoPossibly Fortran.