The point of his argument is that if it isn't obvious from code, there is usually an opportunity to make it obvious by rewriting the code. This is often not practical, but it doesn't make it less true in the abstract.…
I find his particular style far from extrimist. I see the delivery as artistic style, serving to make a point. A kind of thought-bait, inviting one to consider the reason behind a jarring argument and hopefully arrive…
Agreed. Asking for small PRs or commits can backfire, unless the work is deliberately scoped into smaller pieces from the beginning. This requires a human design review and planning and is one of the reasons I don't…
> If your variable is not named well and you need a comment, name your variable better. 100% agree. While you are at it, consider naming and writing your functions in such a way that doesn't require a wall of comments.…
Location: United States (Eastern) Remote: Yes, remote only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Rust, TypeScript, Spark/Databricks, BigQuery, GCP, Terraform, agentic coding tooling, LLM evals Resume/CV:…
The point of his argument is that if it isn't obvious from code, there is usually an opportunity to make it obvious by rewriting the code. This is often not practical, but it doesn't make it less true in the abstract.…
I find his particular style far from extrimist. I see the delivery as artistic style, serving to make a point. A kind of thought-bait, inviting one to consider the reason behind a jarring argument and hopefully arrive…
Agreed. Asking for small PRs or commits can backfire, unless the work is deliberately scoped into smaller pieces from the beginning. This requires a human design review and planning and is one of the reasons I don't…
> If your variable is not named well and you need a comment, name your variable better. 100% agree. While you are at it, consider naming and writing your functions in such a way that doesn't require a wall of comments.…
Location: United States (Eastern) Remote: Yes, remote only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Rust, TypeScript, Spark/Databricks, BigQuery, GCP, Terraform, agentic coding tooling, LLM evals Resume/CV:…