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You're right, economic incentives do usually favour ignoring/avoiding difficult problems and increasing technical debt. but I'd generally like to approach that
by lucideer 9y ago
You're right, economic incentives do usually favour ignoring/avoiding difficult problems and increasing technical debt. but I'd generally like to approach that as a pragmatic balance between what should be done and what needs to be in the short-term.
- golergka 9y ago> ignoring/avoiding difficult problems and increasing technical debt Technical debt, like any debt, shouldn't be blindly avoided, but instead managed in a smart way. But anyway - it is not my debt or problems to solve. Most of the tools I'm talking about are closed source, and I wouldn't be able to do anything with them except hacking around.