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by Someone
2360 days ago
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”and I'm still not sure it holds up in the real world“ Writing literature is a solo endeavour. Modern programming is more like writing scientific literature, where multiple persons collaborate, and reading and understanding earlier work and maintaining a correct set of links to such works is half the work, if not more. That, I think, is why literate programming doesn’t quite work. It works for Mathematica notebooks, iPython notebooks and the like, but not for larger works. |
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