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##Abstract It's our first day on the job at Egghead, a mind simulation app. Progress has been slow lately, so our first task is to do some refactorings. Upon looking at the code, it's obvious this app grew organically without much design--just like the human mind. There is a lot of hidden knowledge in there that we'll have to tease out, but there is hope! We'll use concepts for understanding the human mind to clean up the simulation. In the end we'll understand our minds and our software better.

##Details This talk is an attempt to slip a bunch of soft talk ideas into a technical talk about refactoring. The code examples are from a "metaphorically accurate" mind simulation software that currently resembles roughly how one might think about the human mind and it suffers many of the same problems. It's hard to understand, seems to be beyond our control, and there is no documentation. We're only going to learn how it works by investigation.

This talk will oscillate between code and concepts for understanding o

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