vambo

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   by vambo 11y ago

   It was also going fine for me up to that section but for different reasons: I think it makes sense to postpone/avoid externalizing configuration, but in case where a configuration is the default format (e.g. logging), going the extra m
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   by vambo 13y ago

   Ditto. Also switching between US for coding and my local layout and I think it's definitely worth it due to the ease of typing the slashes and brackets when coding.
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   by vambo 13y ago

   Yes, this sounds like it is well worth the time. Not that in my current project it would be unthinkable to go and ask the original coder for some extra info but people tend to be busy and it tends to feel a bit like wasting their time. * mi
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   by vambo 13y ago

   The author preparation feature (#4) could indeed be useful, sometimes it takes quite a bit of time, especially if one is not very familiar with the system, to see how they fit in.
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   by vambo 14y ago

   It really seems to me that in general programmers have such an good life that they (we) have to find something to complain about. I'm not pointing any fingers, since I often have the same thoughts. There was actually a quite nice article on
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   by vambo 15y ago

   Won't the door be in the way? Or how exactly would this look? I would also be worried about breaking the door.