Every single time I see the statement “Good code must be simple,” I want to make the idiot review a plasma liquidity equations system solution.
If your code can be made simple, you are at the risk of being replaced with a chatbot or something.
Every single time I see the statement “Good code must be simple,” I want to make the idiot review a plasma liquidity equations system solution. If your code can be made simple, you are at the risk of being replaced with a chatbot or something. 1 comment
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@mudasobwa inate complexity is unavoidable but good abstractions and clear ("simple") interfaces are worth fighting for IMO. I'm constantly fighting with people who want to split everything up into dozens of 5-line "clean" functions that are impossible to keep track of. A Philosophy of Software Design is a good book on this topic.