Meme transcription:
Bro, just one more bug fix, I swear. The base design is good, promise. This is just a simple bug that I need to fix. It doesn’t require redesigning my approach. I know I’m calling the same function 8 times to get the same data each time, but that’s just this one time, bro. I know they’re asynchronous functions and loading now takes 300ms, but this is just during development, bro. I know I’ve inlined about 7 different things that should be seprate, but that was necessary to fix the previous last bug. I swear, I’m almost done. This is the last bug to fix, bro.
- In most companies there’s no incentive to write good code. It does the job? Keep it. Oh it costs 5x in AWS costs than it theoretically could if it was a good design? Who cares nobody even understands infrastructure costs 
- That happens when you are a good developer too. 
- Way uncool of OP to expose me like this 
- I feel called out 
- I mean, this all sounds like shit, yes. But sometimes things are only a little bit shit and yet the answer is still “redesign the approach” (ie: start over). 
- 👏Always👏be👏refactoring👏 - When be coding? - “for each desired change, make the change easy (warning: this may be hard), then make the easy change” - Kent Beck (got this version of his quote from Twitter but it’s much older than that) 
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