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If it's not deterministic you can never fully trust it. In a deterministic abstraction I don't need to audit the lower levels.
by AstroBen 4mo ago
If it's not deterministic you can never fully trust it. In a deterministic abstraction I don't need to audit the lower levels.
- ex-aws-dude 4mo agoWho said you need to trust it? Reviewing code is still way faster than writing code.
- bluefirebrand 4mo ago> Reviewing code is still way faster than writing code. Writing code results in a much better understanding of the code than reviewing it In fact I would say that in large complex codebases, in order to develop the same understanding of what the code is doing might actually take longer than writing it from scratch would have
- esafak 4mo agoBut it's written to your spec; there should be no surprises!
- bluefirebrand 4mo agoThat's the fun part! The surprise is that it's actually not written to your spec at all! It just kinda smells similar to your spec
- HDThoreaun 4mo agoYou fully trust your coworkers?
- nozzlegear 4mo agoIf you don't, you may want to find a different company to work for.