Single letter variables (including Greek ones) are great when they stand for something, or are well-known so they don't need to stand for anything. If you stick to convention and use stuff like A for array, i for index,…
I've been taking the approach of writing code at the highest level of trickery/abstraction that is well-supported by my automated refactoring, debugging, and static analysis tools. This usually means keeping code quite…
The manufacturing process for semiconductors uses a standardized wafer size (in a given fab) so everything can be automated and simplified as far as possible. Having even something like just two wafer sizes makes a lot…
Single letter variables (including Greek ones) are great when they stand for something, or are well-known so they don't need to stand for anything. If you stick to convention and use stuff like A for array, i for index,…
I've been taking the approach of writing code at the highest level of trickery/abstraction that is well-supported by my automated refactoring, debugging, and static analysis tools. This usually means keeping code quite…
The manufacturing process for semiconductors uses a standardized wafer size (in a given fab) so everything can be automated and simplified as far as possible. Having even something like just two wafer sizes makes a lot…