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ok well this is why quality sucks in software, you dont have to theorize, you have an example right in front of you that you personally are involved in. same wi
by doubloon 3y ago
ok well this is why quality sucks in software, you dont have to theorize, you have an example right in front of you that you personally are involved in. same with me and everyone else who writes code. i have stuff i know i should fix but it would lead me down a rabbit hole so i dont. so where is this experience in our theoretical framework?
- adityaathalye 3y agoPurpose matters, I suppose. I write for myself. My site is a public extension of that writing (there are so many notes on my computer I may never publish). I've made no promises about the quality of work to anyone, and I get by just fine with what I have. It is available on a "take what is useful, discard the rest" basis. If I were writing for an audience I might prioritise things differently.