At 04:19 2013-05-30, Ted Roche <[email protected]> wrote:
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I'm usually really careful the first few times. Once I get to the hundred time, I tend to get sloppy. So, it's a tradeoff. If I can automate it, I can avoid whole classes of mistakes. Of course, it lets me make the other classes of mistakes faster and affect more files :)
The beauty of object-oriented programming is that you can code something and forget about it.
The beauty with object-oriented programming is that you can code something and forget about it. Years later, you may be wondering why you did something.
I have the latter biting me a bit. I solved certain problems about 16 years ago and really did not write it up as well as I should have.
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