Tony Morris

@dibblego reading code just requires basic reading skills. It is the ability to understand code that is important.

@rioter @dibblego in other words; readability stops at tokenisation. Reasonability goes much deeper :)

@puffnfresh @rioter Under this definition, readability (reading) is a useless task celebrated only by real-world double-think pragmatists.

@dibblego @puffnfresh debugger replaces reasonability in these peoples mind. Coincidences are their understanding.

@rioter @dibblego @puffnfresh That is well said!

@TacticalGrace @dibblego @puffnfresh The more I watch people work the more I realise that the ability to understand code is dying.

@rioter @TacticalGrace @puffnfresh I don't think it is dying, just schisming as the fakery becomes transparent to more people.

@dibblego @rioter @puffnfresh From my experience as a lecturer, I also don't think it is dying. It's always been fairly rare.