brianaluv

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by brianaluv 7y ago
>> To the author, I've experienced this from both sides, So do I. And it's true that it can sometimes be difficult to admit that I didn't write very good code. But I always think that what needs to be done must be done.
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by brianaluv 7y ago
I'm not defending poor quality code. I'm looking for a way to avoid someone being insulted because they've written bad code. That's all. Do you ridicule or insult your current colleagues because they have written bad cod
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by brianaluv 7y ago
>> One, there is no excuse for garbage code. Deadlines don't cause people to suddenly forget how to code. Come on, really? I just gave one or two examples to illustrate my point! And they are valid examples (you even partially ad
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by brianaluv 7y ago
I understand what you mean. However, I said earlier that I have no problem with improving poorly written code. But I also said that I spent enough time on this particular project to know that some problems that existed before (and no longer
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by brianaluv 7y ago
Well, would it make any difference if it was my code? It doesn't matter to me. I certainly produced some low quality code here and there. So what? I don't mind correcting it or having it corrected. But I am a human being and as su
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by brianaluv 7y ago
>>And author of this question will stay... bound by his insecurity of his unprofessionalism. Could you elaborate?
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by brianaluv 7y ago
That's exactly what it is. Does the fact that I have succeeded in doing a task better than another person (knowing above all that the context is not the same) give me the right to ridicule or criticize him/her beyond necessary? Th
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Ask HN: Dealing with newcomers' arrogance?
30 points by brianaluv 7y ago|43 comments