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by andai
19 days ago
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They say the fastest code is the code that never runs. This is true. But actually, this principle generalizes. The most correct code is the code that doesn't run. There are no security vulnerabilities in code that doesn't exist. It fails no tests. There are no bugs hiding within it. It requires no documentation. (And doesn't get out of sync!) It incurs no maintenance burden. The best code is no code. |
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