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by hvs
5351 days ago
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Right, which is why you don't just remove the onion because you feel like it. In that story, he found out why they used to put the onion in and determined it was no longer necessary. Moral: if you don't understand code, don't change it, understand it. |
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This has been said in some replies in this tree, but sometime you can take the piece of code you don't understand as a black box, and bridge its behavior with new code, comparing both outputs during a few iterations, then remove old code.