The objection here is that "I can't hack and hack to get the answer without inconveniencing myself".
I watch people using this approach all day every day and have to sort out the shit-tip mess that is left behind because it ends up with sprawling crap.
Stop. Think. Write it once. Test it. Fix it. Done.
The "think" bit is the most important bit but is lost now that instant feedback is possible in favour of keep changing it until it looks like it works.
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The objection here is that "I can't hack and hack to get the answer without inconveniencing myself".
I watch people using this approach all day every day and have to sort out the shit-tip mess that is left behind because it ends up with sprawling crap.
Stop. Think. Write it once. Test it. Fix it. Done.
The "think" bit is the most important bit but is lost now that instant feedback is possible in favour of keep changing it until it looks like it works.