where would be linux and the open source movement if microsoft/windows hasn't ever existed? Would it be linux at all?. I think linux mainly exist and evolves because of its continuous competition against windows.
But what if this not-commenting right-line is behing commanded by my inmediate boss, in order to keep the algorithms being developed in our team secret against other in-company-but-in-conpetence teams?.
This is a real scenario in a very-very big company. And I know, not commenting is against all software-engineering methodologies, but what if you are suppose to do like that?
Sometimes, like in my case, it is not usefull to coment the code I write. I try to go beyond that and even make it as unreadable as posible.
Writting unreadable-unmantainable code make your self unfireable. What happen if no body else but you is able to keep on working the modules you have written. I just keep clean the interfaces. Their inside is mine and just mine and nobody else should be ever able to understand a word. It keep my workplace safe.
where would be linux and the open source movement if microsoft/windows hasn't ever existed?
Would it be linux at all?. I think linux mainly exist and evolves because of its continuous competition against windows.
But what if this not-commenting right-line is behing commanded by my inmediate boss, in order to keep the algorithms being developed in our team secret against other in-company-but-in-conpetence teams?.
This is a real scenario in a very-very big company. And I know, not commenting is against all software-engineering methodologies, but what if you are suppose to do like that?
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Sometimes, like in my case, it is not usefull to coment the code I write. I try to go beyond that and even make it as unreadable as posible. Writting unreadable-unmantainable code make your self unfireable. What happen if no body else but you is able to keep on working the modules you have written. I just keep clean the interfaces. Their inside is mine and just mine and nobody else should be ever able to understand a word. It keep my workplace safe.