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Programming in the small ("hacking") and #programming in the large ("software engineering") are so different that people end up talking past each other. Shortcuts that work for a 1,000 line program may be disastrous for a 10,000 line program, while other techniques that seem like annoying boilerplate for a 10,000 line program might be absolutely essential to manage complexity at 100,000 lines.
@tetron Another way things are done differently in Forth: some consider 10,000 lines simply too long for a Forth program, and there's a huge emphasis on factoring out code into a new word instead of repeating it.