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This hits the nail on the head. Optimization is very, very rarely completely „free“ - and usually a concious trade of some property for another trait that‘s de
by endymi0n 9y ago
This hits the nail on the head.
Optimization is very, very rarely completely „free“ - and usually a concious trade of some property for another trait that‘s deemed more important in a specific case.
Simplicity for performance. Code size for compilation speed. Startup time for architectural complexity. UX for security.
For a great product, you need to say „no“ much more often than not. Do one thing and do it well. Be Redis, not JBoss.
I love how this article gets down to the essence of it: https://blog.intercom.com/product-strategy-means-saying-no/ https://blog.intercom.com/product-strategy-means-saying-no/
- neillyons 9y agoAgree. I recently found that trying to optimise code can make it a lot more complex.