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TL;DR Redundancy increases stability. True, but it also makes it neigh impossible to make any changes to the system, which is generally a desirable trait in so
by troels 17y ago
TL;DR Redundancy increases stability.
True, but it also makes it neigh impossible to make any changes to the system, which is generally a desirable trait in software.
- meric 17y agoThat reminds me of what my lecturer said... "Do not start writing functions before knowing what they're going to do, hoping you can massage them into doing something useful." It was a `duh!` advice but now the converse seems appropriate if you're going to design a living organism.