Re:There’s No Such Thing as Clean Code
by agumonkey on Friday January 28, 2022 @09:17AM
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> As they say "measure twice, cut once".
and also the reuse of the term architecture.. don't put beams at random and see if it works, plan in advance and calculate. They probably had these realizations thousands of years ago, it's a generic economy principle.
I forgot what the saying is but solution unfold themselves when you thought about the problem long enough.
Oh and lastly, Grothendieck said he wasn't in the business of solving problems, but expressing them.
Re:There’s No Such Thing as Clean Code
by skohan on Friday January 28, 2022 @11:33AM
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If architects could freely reposition beams in a building, they might take advantage of that fast iteration rather than spending a lot of time calculating up-front.
Re:There’s No Such Thing as Clean Code
by agumonkey on Friday January 28, 2022 @11:41AM
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I think it's antithetical, their profession exist only to avoid moving complicated stuff when it's too late. Of course architect can design wrong and then it's costly too.
and also the reuse of the term architecture.. don't put beams at random and see if it works, plan in advance and calculate. They probably had these realizations thousands of years ago, it's a generic economy principle.
I forgot what the saying is but solution unfold themselves when you thought about the problem long enough.
Oh and lastly, Grothendieck said he wasn't in the business of solving problems, but expressing them.