i was going to make a similar comment but this sums it up very well. CS papers work best when dealing with very specific, nitty gritty areas that require resea

i was going to make a similar comment but this sums it up very well. CS papers work best when dealing with very specific, nitty gritty areas that require research after defining a hypothesis or problem to solve. 'Software architecture' is fairly broad and papers on those topics would read more like sociology papers than CS papers (e.g. how do people write code? here are some examples, here are some general patterns people like etc). Looking back on reading that sort of stuff, it was nice but I very rarely apply it in day to day software development compared to readings that are more niche to the problem I'm solving that week.