I think what could be taken from article is: write simple code. However it does not entitle you to write sloppy code. Often naive algorithms and shortcut solut

I think what could be taken from article is: write simple code. However it does not entitle you to write sloppy code. Often naive algorithms and shortcut solutions work great. But make them so that when you actually need to replace them you just unplug them and replace with something better.