Laziness, impatience, and hubris. These are the three virtues of a great programmer written by Larry Wall (the creator of Perl) in his book, "Progr...
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I agree with tooling, automation etc. I also see, why laziness is a good thing(as I'm a really lazy person myself), but it's also dangerous. One must constantly force him/herself not to go for the "easy, dirty" solutions...
I totally agree. And that's what I mean by the "virtue" of laziness. It means that you'll make sure your code is clean now, so you don't do extra work later due to bugs that might pop up if you don't.
Of course, future me will hopefully busy looking for more problems, there's no many things more annoying than waste time dealing with past problems when we have so many fresh ones to solve.
Lazy programmer for life
Thanks for pointing that out! I forgot that dev.to acknowledges newlines within Markdown blocks. It's all fixed now.