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You can actually simplify chaotic requirements with super clean code, at least sometimes. Truth tables, possibly simplified with Quine-McClusky, are an example.
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sariel84473y@Fast-Nop I'm the only person in my org that even knows what the fuck a truth table is...
They don't even realize that the "S" in a CS degree stands for SCIENCE.
Now I'm sad again 😥 -
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C0D4669023y@boombodies ooh you get the sauce?
I'm stuck with meatballs and a matchstick, one day... one day I'll work out how to light this stick and eat my meat.
But as for the business spaghetti = code spaghetti, it's generally true, and takes a well trained chef to unscramble the code and still align with the requirements.
Even when requirements contradict themselves 😒
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If the requirements are spaghetti what hope does the code have?
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