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Programs must be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute.
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― Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
― Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
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Let’s not name it. Once you name something, you have to define it: say what it is and isn’t. Not to mention maintenance. All the relationships with names – parent, sister, husband, lover – come with maintenance. All that effort keeping it to what it’s supposed to be. Shouldn’t we allow ourselves at least one unnamed, undefined close relationship in our lives? A free-standing, wild-card arrangement. How about it, Joseph? How about you just try to make me happy, and I’ll try and do the same for yo
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― Panenka
― Panenka
