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Why refactor? To reduce volatility in the marginal cost of features.
We can see this as a socially acceptable way of saying "to express love", especially in a job context.
What would happen if we embraced this idea? Why don't you embrace this idea now? What obstacles stand in your path?
We can see this as a socially acceptable way of saying "to express love", especially in a job context.
What would happen if we embraced this idea? Why don't you embrace this idea now? What obstacles stand in your path?
November 12, 2024 at 6:42 AM
Why refactor? To reduce volatility in the marginal cost of features.
We can see this as a socially acceptable way of saying "to express love", especially in a job context.
What would happen if we embraced this idea? Why don't you embrace this idea now? What obstacles stand in your path?
We can see this as a socially acceptable way of saying "to express love", especially in a job context.
What would happen if we embraced this idea? Why don't you embrace this idea now? What obstacles stand in your path?