[micahcc]

> If you have strong enough rules, you don’t need to worry about the skills of the programmers.

lol. lmao, even.

[pedrosorio]

Followed by

> In my opinion, this was a clear case of a programmer resisting the system approach because he wanted to spend time fixing the same problems over and over and pretend to be working hard

Which is funny when the first bullet point under "skills" in the author's resume [0] is:

> Team player mentality

I love working with "team players" like this.

[0] The "About me" page in website: https://latexonline.cc/compile?git=https://github.com/vitons...

[therein]

If I were the author of this blog post, I'd be embarrassed. This is plain embarrassing.

[tpoacher]

I didn't know about latexonline.cc. TIL. Thank you :)

[yxhuvud]

Indeed. That strong rule at the end where he want to memoize everything made me laugh out loud. What could ever go wrong with such a rule..

[bigs]

Sounds like magic

[stonethrowaway]

[laughs in job security]