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The ideal amount of code you should write to solve a problem is none, but I'm sure it's been tried to antisocial results.

• krapp 2y ago
  Yes, I doubt the people paying you to write code will find that argument very convincing...
  • intelVISA 2y ago
    ...are people actually paid to write code? It's a means not an end!
    • krapp 2y ago
      Yes. For instance, when I was freelancing, I would be hired by people to write code for their websites, in Javascript and PHP. Telling my employers that I wrote the ideal amount of code (none) would not be satisfying to them. They would not be willing to pay me for the code I didn't write. Outside of the SV bubble, that kind of thing doesn't fly.