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should I get drunk then code, or should I code then get drunk?

will the results be any different whichever I choose?
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drunken coding is fun in any case
 
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Depends, if you know what you want to code, code then get drunk. If you don't know what you want to code, try it the other way round!
 
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CWI can be dangerous. I advocate coding while sober, then drinking. Debugging drunken code can be very laborious.
 
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i wholeheartedly agree.

which is why I am now here several hours later stone cold sober but feeling quite chirpy about the evenings progressions

last time i had a tipple i spent the entire next day with a wtf look on my face.
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At least if you use a version control system you can easily go back to yesterday's version, then work forward again cherry-picking the best bits of your drunken coding.
 
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one big computer and intoxicant nono is the setting off passwords...
 
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tso, that sounds like the voice of experience
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not really, but given the number sillies i have done while drunk, i worry what kind of insane password i may end up with...
 
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I advocate coding while sober, then drinking. Debugging drunken code can be very laborious.
Yes, but curiously the rather odd structure I use in my drunken code always seems to work, despite my needing a day or so of sober debugging to check that it does what I wanted (obviously if I got drunk again I'd probably immediately understand what the code was doing)
 
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