doesn't that lead to repetitive data?
Eliminating repetitive code is such a useful heuristic that it's almost as if it had some kind of insight.
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From what I've seen, IDEs seem to be for generating repetitive code. Macroexpansions basically.
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who needs GOTO when you have cut-and-paste?
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Sometimes it feels like rearranging the apt, but at the end the apt actually becomes more spacious, and you can find things.
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I had the pleasure of disassembling a 1700 line controller the other day. Downright therapeutic. :-)
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here's an example of DRY humor
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maybe real insight is when you let duplicate code occur early on because you are waiting to discover more about generic commonalities
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Agreed. There is a sweet point. Very important to not choose wrong generalisations.
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it's always a product of the "THERE MUST BE A BETTER WAY TO DO THIS" way of thinking.
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_Recognizing_ repetition is an analytic act. Making shoulders for giants.
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