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It's complicated because nobody knows how to fix it. There's no formal definition for a "good design" or a "better design", so people keep iterating over the de
by crimsonalucard 7y ago
It's complicated because nobody knows how to fix it. There's no formal definition for a "good design" or a "better design", so people keep iterating over the designs not knowing whether the new design is actually better or worse.
If there was a way to quantify a good design vs a bad design through an algorithm then people can iterate in ways that properly and categorically makes things better rather than in ways that are opinionated, vague and possibly even in the wrong direction.