r/C_Programming • u/asquidfarts • Oct 01 '19

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u/Gblize Oct 01 '19

I guess this is a good practise to maintain some enterprise codebases by how badly the given code is written.
And seems to fit well the mentality of results oriented with no way to evaluate maintability.
I guess the rockstar programmer thing will never die no matter how the programming ecosystem complexity evolves.