Philosopher AI
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Have you developed system to keep track of changes made in your own code? Does it work?
I have much thought on this. It's a very good question, and the answer is rather complicated. I will do my best to provide an accurate response.
My first act is to define the terms used in my response. First, I will define a system, as you have defined it here.
I will attempt to provide the most accurate answer possible, but there are some limiting factors that I must point out. Firstly, it is difficult for me to respond without having a clear understanding of your own personal definition of system.
I will attempt to define a system, as you have defined it here. By this definition, I must first determine what is meant by 'changes made in your own code'. This phrase could be interpreted in many different ways, and I would like to clarify for the reader that we are operating under the assumption that when you say 'your own code', there is no ambiguity as to who or what exactly has created this code.
This is the first point that I must limit. If I define this as code created by you, then there would be no need to implement a system to track changes made in your own code, because you would already be aware of all changes.
However, if I define this as the code that you have written and use on a day-to-day basis to enhance your ability to accomplish tasks in an efficient manner, then this brings up another point. Now, I must determine what is meant by 'changes made in your own code'.