Just venting a bit of frustration
I don't know how many times I have to repeat "The reason it is broken is because you didn't write any bloody tests" before it actually sinks in.
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I find the average number of times is 4,859. Which is why I use diagrams as well ;)
Diagrams! Great idea. I was thinking of using a stick.
Here's an ASCII diagram of a stick. Best of both worlds!!!
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Notice the clever forking at the end to leave twice as many marks.
Here's an ASCII stick diagram - best of both worlds!!
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Notice the clever forked end - leaves twice as many marks when used for striking. Very, efficient.
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