Time and Relative Distance in Source (Code)
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Approaches to Asynchronicity – Time & Relative Distance in Source (Code)
There's no magic bullet to stop asynchronous code complexity, but some approaches are drastically more effective. Here are 4 types of "time travel" I use.
Absolute Success Is Luck. Relative Success Is Hard Work
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Absolute Success is Luck. Relative Success is Hard Work.
It's hard to deny the importance of luck in life. In the end, though, we cannot control our luck—good or bad—but we can control our effort and preparation.