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Re:Why bad scientific code beats code following “best practi... by tigershark on Sunday August 28, 2016 @05:48PM (#12378706)
If there are inexperienced programmers working on it, as in my preamble, then almost surely it is in whatever language that doesn't prohibit to mutate objects indiscriminately. In F#, Haskell and other languages that enforce immutability obviously it isn't a problem, in Python most surely it is.
Re:Why bad scientific code beats code following “best practi... by et1337 on Sunday August 28, 2016 @10:31PM (#12379615)
Eh. Inexperienced programmers will find a way to screw things up somehow. Probably by over-engineering, like the original article describes.