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    • Writing to the Future Me

      24 Jul 2009 by Dean / No Comments

      Every now and then I find a comment in my code that I’ve completely forgotten about.

      When I run across one of these nuggets, I guess I have the same experience as someone who’s kept a journal for months or years. I read the note and think, was that me that wrote that? Did I know that I would come back here again? Was a sending a message to my future self?

      // TODO: Improve the quality of these tests. DTHRASHER 6OCT2008
      // We need to verify that the filter string is being generated properly.
      // We need to add tests to verify sorting behavior.
      // We need to separate the ActivityParameters unit tests from the MetaIndex integration tests.
      // We need a staff of 10 developers to help us finish this product! ARGH.

      These always give me a chuckle.

      And then I think, what a jerk that DTHRASHER guy is! I can’t believe he left me all this work to do!

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