For certain large values of temporary
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I just came across the following comment in some code in our core application:
// VERY VERY TEMP!
Care to guess when that was written? (it is still in our code now) Answer:- I don't know because it was already in the first version of the code loaded into our version control system.
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I just came across the following comment in some code in our core application:
// VERY VERY TEMP!
Care to guess when that was written? (it is still in our code now) Answer:- I don't know because it was already in the first version of the code loaded into our version control system.
I went to school in a very, very temporary building that was put up shortly after World War 2. It's still going strong. On that basis, the code should be good a few decades yet.
Slogans aren't solutions.
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I just came across the following comment in some code in our core application:
// VERY VERY TEMP!
Care to guess when that was written? (it is still in our code now) Answer:- I don't know because it was already in the first version of the code loaded into our version control system.
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Is that comment followed by just-good-enough code that somebody should go back and rewrite?
if (Object.DividedByZero == true) { Universe.Implode(); } Meus ratio ex fortis machina. Simplicitatis de formae ac munus. -Foothill, 2016
Hard coded list of currency codes. I guess it was good enough to last.