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				 j0n4s50883y@12bitfloat j0n4s50883y@12bitfloat
 
 If i don't misinterpret this, it wasn't just linked but created by ElectroArchiver
 https://devrant.com/rants/5880090/...
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				@jonas-w Oh you're right i was thinking of another one of those repos written in Java
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				 Voxera108833yI never finished reading it but for C# you have another tool to unmaintainable code, reflection. Voxera108833yI never finished reading it but for C# you have another tool to unmaintainable code, reflection.
 
 Get references to functions through reflection, bake them into lambdas and pass around, hiding all traces to whatever objects are modified and in what way :P
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				 KDSBest7303y@Voxera this also hides it from the runtime so you can lose the object through garbage collection. KDSBest7303y@Voxera this also hides it from the runtime so you can lose the object through garbage collection.
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				 j0n4s50883y@ElectroArchiver the guide makes sure that your code is really really really unmaintainable, it needs to be that long or else your code may be still maintainable that would be awful j0n4s50883y@ElectroArchiver the guide makes sure that your code is really really really unmaintainable, it needs to be that long or else your code may be still maintainable that would be awful
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				@jonas-w So if someone does EXACTLY the inverse of everything described in there, they will have the most maintainable code ? wwwwwww



That person on here that created an enterprise hello world project, i think i have a new challenge for you:
https://github.com/Droogans/...
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