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I’m not sure that article really aged well. Code rots pretty quickly nowadays. Convoluted old code no one understands starts to create wicked bugs as future tea
by paiute 3y ago
I’m not sure that article really aged well. Code rots pretty quickly nowadays. Convoluted old code no one understands starts to create wicked bugs as future teams wedge in new features. Processors get overloaded. Memory leaks appear. Libraries evolve. Design trends change.