Kelsey JordahlMisread "composable" as "compostable" in a programming context, and now I want to throw all my functions in a pile and turn them over with a pitchfork once in a while.
Alec Perkins@kajord @futurebird this feels like a pretty good description of working in a legacy codebase tbqh
Jason Bowen 🇺🇦@kajord So an LLM?
dbrand666@kajord
From fork() to vfork() to pitchfork()
From fork() to vfork() to pitchfork()
Iris Young (he/they/she) (PhD)@kajord good coding practice is to have as little as possible reach garbage collection, by supplying an environment for composting instead. 🌱
when something is ready for composting, just throw it on the heap 🍂
and remember, bugs are a natural part of the coding ecosystem! leave them alone and let them do their job! 🐛
January's Commission@kajord @lisamelton I think that's how machine learning works
James 🦉 #FBPE 🇪🇺
Stuart Celarier ❌👑@kajord You can make that compost faster if you add a few bags of chicken shit or good old bullshit to the mix.
Richard@kajord I am a little concerned how you might react to when you are asked for idempotent functions
Zach@kajord Compostable code is actually good architecture. Designed to be deprecated. Designed to break down or change and not poison code around it. Composable code should be compostable.
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