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 title: "Lies Programmers Believe About Names"
 date: "2024-02-09T12:30:00+11:00"
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 summary: "Programmers tend to believe a lot of lies. Let's talk about some name-based ones."
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 Now that you've read all that, if you ever find yourself dealing with user's names, there is unfortunately no good name/naming library we can point you at (unlike the date/time problem, which is mostly stable on most operating systems). Instead, try to keep these falsehoods in mind, and link them to people you know who are working with names.
 
-> **(Tess)** As an exercise, see if you can figure out a counter-example to demonstrate each rule. It's good fun! :)
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+> **(Tess)** As an exercise, see if you can figure out a counter-example to demonstrate each rule. It's good fun! :)