Definitely. The way I wrote this in my own notes once upon a time was:

Conjecture:¶ Attempting to write a literate program and landing somewhere off the mark produces a program that is worse than if it were written in the ordinary tradition.

One of the perils that most programmers are probably familiar with, especially in the early years.

This is great and a restatement of the laconic truth that the slowest build toolchain is the one that the user is never able to coax to successful completion.

(Reproduced from the inaugural note to the Hypothesis group for triplescripts.org)

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