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Never Rewrite

Never Rewrite

De: Isaac Askew and Jeffrey Sherman
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‘Never Rewrite’ is a mantra of ours in the programming realm. Often times when software developers encounter nightmare codebases, the thought crosses their mind to work towards a rewrite, a port to a new language, or despair that their code is unfixable.

It’s not unfixable, and we explore how to get started along with an array of other software topics in our eponymous podcast.

2026 Isaac Askew and Jeffrey Sherman
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  • Episode 146: How AI is Reshaping Careers and Workflows

    Episode 146: How AI is Reshaping Careers and Workflows
    Mar 6 2026

    Isaac Askew and Dustin Rea discuss how AI is transforming careers, workflows, and organizational practices.
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    28 m
  • Episode 145: Outdated Programming Techniques: Browser Compatibility

    Episode 145: Outdated Programming Techniques: Browser Compatibility
    Feb 27 2026

    Isaac Askew, Dustin Rea, and Jeffrey Sherman discuss the past challenges of browser compatibility. They reflect on the significant time spent in the past ensuring websites functioned uniformly across different browsers, a task that has become less prominent in modern development.

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    7 m
  • Episode 144: Outdated Programming Techniques: Bit Masking

    Episode 144: Outdated Programming Techniques: Bit Masking
    Feb 20 2026

    Isaac Askew, Dustin Rea, and Jeffrey Sherman discuss the outdated programming technique of bit masking, exploring its historical context, current relevance, and the cognitive load it imposes on developers. They emphasize that while bit masking may still have niche applications in high-frequency trading, the general trend in software development has shifted towards prioritizing engineering time and maintainability over micro-optimizations. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding when efficiency is truly necessary and when it can be sacrificed for better clarity and ease of development.
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    7 m
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