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True enough - but code that humans can't read is far more difficult to debug, to profile, and to optimize. Efficiency can be improved after the code is working,
by al2o3cr 12y ago
True enough - but code that humans can't read is far more difficult to debug, to profile, and to optimize. Efficiency can be improved after the code is working, but improving readability on a prematurely-optimized codebase frequently involves `rm -rf`.