"Policy (the application logic) should be cleanly separated from mechanism (the domain primitives), but if there is a lot of code that is neither policy nor mechanism, chances are that it is accomplishing very little besides adding global complexity to the system."
@skells This is a lesson I’m trying to take as far as I can, right now.
@7 a little spooked by the Maggie transformation but ok
@skells It’s a really bad joke, don’t worry about it.
@7 it's not awful
@7 also, question
if you wanted to have your own Emacs and git setup on a USB, so that you could use it comfortably across PCs and OSs, how would you go about it?
@skells Hrm. I’m not sure; in those circumstances I’d probably put my global .gitconfig and an uncompiled copy of my .emacs.d folder on the disk, as well as the Windows installers for each – Mac, BSD, and Linux you can always get them from homebrew or the distro package manager, given network. Then I’d write three install scripts, two in sh and one in ps1, to put the files where they belong and perform the installs.
