Antarctica, Winter 1982 (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} ivorjawa) wrote,@ 2008-09-25 20:48:00 |
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Fails
It occurred to me tonight that the half-assery involved in the average Rails component is a multiplicative rather than additive property.
For instance, if you use four half-assed Rails components in your project, you project doesn't have two asses, but rather a sixteenth of an ass.
I remember when writing software didn't make me want to say "you want fries with that, d00d?" when I committed to version control.
It occurred to me tonight that the half-assery involved in the average Rails component is a multiplicative rather than additive property.
For instance, if you use four half-assed Rails components in your project, you project doesn't have two asses, but rather a sixteenth of an ass.
I remember when writing software didn't make me want to say "you want fries with that, d00d?" when I committed to version control.
