← Back to context Comment by mopsi 1 hour ago ... until the extended-range version is ordered and no one remembers to fix the leak. :] 3 comments mopsi Reply wizzwizz4 32 minutes ago They will remember, because it'll have been measured and documented, rigorously. SketchySeaBeast 22 minutes ago I've found that the real trick with documentation isn't creation, it's discovery. I wonder how that information is easily found afterwards. lloeki 15 minutes ago By reading the documentation thoroughly as a compulsory first step to designing the next system that depends on it.I realise this may probably boggle the mind of the modern software developer.
wizzwizz4 32 minutes ago They will remember, because it'll have been measured and documented, rigorously. SketchySeaBeast 22 minutes ago I've found that the real trick with documentation isn't creation, it's discovery. I wonder how that information is easily found afterwards. lloeki 15 minutes ago By reading the documentation thoroughly as a compulsory first step to designing the next system that depends on it.I realise this may probably boggle the mind of the modern software developer.
SketchySeaBeast 22 minutes ago I've found that the real trick with documentation isn't creation, it's discovery. I wonder how that information is easily found afterwards. lloeki 15 minutes ago By reading the documentation thoroughly as a compulsory first step to designing the next system that depends on it.I realise this may probably boggle the mind of the modern software developer.
lloeki 15 minutes ago By reading the documentation thoroughly as a compulsory first step to designing the next system that depends on it.I realise this may probably boggle the mind of the modern software developer.
They will remember, because it'll have been measured and documented, rigorously.
I've found that the real trick with documentation isn't creation, it's discovery. I wonder how that information is easily found afterwards.
By reading the documentation thoroughly as a compulsory first step to designing the next system that depends on it.
I realise this may probably boggle the mind of the modern software developer.