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> I disagree. So... the wrong abstraction, no matter how bad, is better than code duplication?
by chairmansteve 4mo ago
> I disagree.
So... the wrong abstraction, no matter how bad, is better than code duplication?
- dofm 4mo agoIf you read my original comment I said pretty much this, yes. > I would go as far as to say that any abstraction you can maintain (that is in active maintenance, I mean) is better than code duplication once you are past a de minimis threshold. I appear to be in a solid minority thinking this. But I'm OK with it. I'm probably not going to write a blog post.