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I bet half of what looks like slap-dash in retrospect is actually attempts to achieve perfection too soon by being uninformed (of the tools, or of the requireme
by thwarted 10y ago
I bet half of what looks like slap-dash in retrospect is actually attempts to achieve perfection too soon by being uninformed (of the tools, or of the requirements, or of the environment the solution must exist in).
Either way, what you end up with is technical debt.