weilawei on Nostr: If it can happen, as a programmer you need to assume that it *does* happen. If that's ...
If it can happen, as a programmer you need to assume that it *does* happen.
If that's a problem for you, you need to structure things so that it's physically impossible for the thing to happen.
Programmers don't work with an actual instance of a user. We work with a thing that is inherently incomplete until it's interacted with. The job is to prove out the interactions and handle them all, not to say, "why would anyone do that?"
If that's a problem for you, you need to structure things so that it's physically impossible for the thing to happen.
Programmers don't work with an actual instance of a user. We work with a thing that is inherently incomplete until it's interacted with. The job is to prove out the interactions and handle them all, not to say, "why would anyone do that?"