The point is how should such code grows? If it meant to grow on its own, separately on different requirements, then its not duplication. It's just a code that looks the same, for now.
Everything comes with a price. The Clean Code book basically argue on one side, on what you can gain with such practice. It's not gospel, its something that argue on benefits on certain practice. As a developer, you probably are more privy on what is a better trade off based on your project. Do what make sense.
You may default on writing "messy" code, or writing "clean" code, before you find the middle ground that make sense, and thats okay. Its a journey, not a destination. It takes experience to make a good trade off in your daily coding.
> Another point is that you can’t expect to get that caliber of TV for that price without ads.
Just want to understand the argument. Not using any smart tv at the moment, maybe in the future, we'll see.
So we should expect ads on expensive TVs now? USD 1500 is very expensive for me at least. I was expecting something good but cheaper to be subsidized by ads, not the really expensive ones.
Everything comes with a price. The Clean Code book basically argue on one side, on what you can gain with such practice. It's not gospel, its something that argue on benefits on certain practice. As a developer, you probably are more privy on what is a better trade off based on your project. Do what make sense.
You may default on writing "messy" code, or writing "clean" code, before you find the middle ground that make sense, and thats okay. Its a journey, not a destination. It takes experience to make a good trade off in your daily coding.
Learn from your mistakes and move on.