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Putting things in so you can take them out again is pretty common in refactoring. The smallness of the steps and the need to keep the tests running means that you move things around a lot. Refactoring is a lot like solving a Rubik’s cube. There are lots of little steps required to achieve a large goal. Each step enables the next.
Clean Code
Robert C. Martin
Psychologists have shown repeatedly that the more internal details an individual can be made to consider, the more extreme their judgment becomes.
These little actions really add up over time. Every day, ordinary activities—as well as any personal growth or spiritual practices—contain dozens of opportunities to change your brain from the inside out.
Buddha's Brain
Rick Hanson
...catch up on these, and many more highlights
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