Nice story. I understand the point of the article, that there is such a thing as over-engineering. But as your story illustrates (and we can all attest to), the

Nice story. I understand the point of the article, that there is such a thing as over-engineering. But as your story illustrates (and we can all attest to), there is also such a thing as under-engineering. I think the really insightful commentary is on which techniques typically fall into which category.