> This philosophy does not scale beyond one person ... having recent, intimate, memory of all decisions encoded in source code Some time ago on HN, I ran acros

> This philosophy does not scale beyond one person ... having recent, intimate, memory of all decisions encoded in source code Some time ago on HN, I ran across a tale of someone who never merged code unless they'd written it all that day. If they got to the end of the day without something mergeable, well, that just meant they didn't understand the problem well enough to express it in under a day, and they tried afresh the following morning. Anyone else remember this, or am I confusing sites/anecdotes again?