er to <strong>change, debug, and scale up</strong>. Don’t repeat yourself and embrace the power of lazy programming.</li>
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<p>Lazy, because only lazy programmers will want to write the kind of tools that might replace them in the end. Lazy, because only a lazy programmer will avoid writing monotonous, repetitive code—thus avoiding redundancy, the enemy of software maintenance and flexible refactoring. Mostly, the tools and processes that come out of this endeavor fired by la