killeronthecorner

"Ken sent me"

Tim Cook: "I KNEW IT"

Now listen here you little shit

Dumpster fire companies are the ones he's targeting because they're the mostly likely to look for quick and cheap ways to fix the symptoms of their problems, and most likely to want to replace their employees with automations.

Starting to think I'm a dog. Also my ears are bleeding

That's a very narrow definition of the contents of the book.

What if we don't define code quality in terms of the aesthetics of that code?

Why is the perception of code quality so important prior to that code ever having been executed?

How can we test our code? What does it's testability tell us? What do it's tests tell us?

Is our test code good quality? Does it need to be? How can we know it is? Is it's quality measured by the same metrics as the code it is testing?

'Clean Code' by Uncle Bob is a good place to start when answering these questions.

Quality is not a measurable entity

The moment at which I knew this article couldn't be taken seriously came later than expected, but here it is

War? Haven't seen one in years ... Oh that? Special military operation... This one? That's a "conflict" but I can see your mistake.

Genocide? Sorry not familiar with that word

Heinz's "seriously good"

And the people they were trafficking?

... To shreds you say ...

Yeah, I was kind of with them for a second, but caricaturing weed with after school special stereotypes kind of ruined their point.