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When “I” means me then this usually works for me. But when “I” becomes “we”, sometimes this goes off the rails because someone introduces a bin with breaking ch
by hinkley 9mo ago
When “I” means me then this usually works for me. But when “I” becomes “we”, sometimes this goes off the rails because someone introduces a bin with breaking changes that silently fucks up projects that dev doesn’t really know about, or forgot about.
Call it the Chesterton’s Fence of ‘which’.