*In general, the more DRY the code, the more mind-space for review / testing.* I...

angersock on Feb 18, 2014 | parent | context | favorite | on: Therac-25

In general, the more DRY the code, the more mind-space for review / testing.

It's something that would be considered firmware today, written in assembler.

Trying to be DRY in assembly is a really great way of introducing subtle bugs.