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Wrestling with the sunk cost fallacy: Lessons from Poker 4

2 pointsby KentBeckover 15 years ago

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ytinasover 15 years ago
I must be missing something here. Using e.g. Mercurial, I would start my refactoring and commit often. If a test fails at the end and I can't see why then just update to the version before the refactoring (assuming I hadn't ever ran tests in the mean time), run the test, if it passes update to the next revision and so on. I would expect this to take seconds or minutes to isolate. What kind of revisions system is he using that this even comes up?
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