Anonymous
10/17/2025, 6:13:52 PM
No.106919782
>>106919336
Arrogance = dead astronauts.
If you are 160 IQ and can understand your labyrinth, think how much faster you could understand straightforward code and how difficult it would be to make a mistake.
I think of the size the codebases must be for NASA software. Things can get complex fast if you have one function called by like 1000 different files, then want to edit that function. It's a lot of time to check each call and make sure the logic won't break with a specific "cleaner" refactor or whatever you're doing.
You might change a function and where model.Field was returning "" when a function failed in a certain way, a large refactor and suddenly you find that somewhere in the chain something altered that caused a chain reaction to where the path is now always populated and later gets appended onto an external program call's arguments and breaks.
It can be very very very easy to do this, primarily if you update a dependency to a new version which has internally changed the way some of its functions work.
Arrogance = dead astronauts.
If you are 160 IQ and can understand your labyrinth, think how much faster you could understand straightforward code and how difficult it would be to make a mistake.
I think of the size the codebases must be for NASA software. Things can get complex fast if you have one function called by like 1000 different files, then want to edit that function. It's a lot of time to check each call and make sure the logic won't break with a specific "cleaner" refactor or whatever you're doing.
You might change a function and where model.Field was returning "" when a function failed in a certain way, a large refactor and suddenly you find that somewhere in the chain something altered that caused a chain reaction to where the path is now always populated and later gets appended onto an external program call's arguments and breaks.
It can be very very very easy to do this, primarily if you update a dependency to a new version which has internally changed the way some of its functions work.