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> Oversimplification and architecture madness are sub-optimal. Let me point out, you are essentially saying "bad things are bad" here.
by vemv 7y ago
> Oversimplification and architecture madness are sub-optimal.
Let me point out, you are essentially saying "bad things are bad" here.
- jacquesm 7y agoThat doesn't seem to stop people from building systems in exactly those two ways. Yes, bad things are bad. Now stop doing bad things, it would make my professional life a lot easier. Cobbled together Filemaker pro software running major factories; a million lines of code and 40 people to solve a problem that would take 3 people and 10% of the LOC if properly architected, and so on.
- vemv 7y agoProbably I agree with you. I was mostly pointing out the weak writing: over<x> and <y> madness are always sub-optimal, for all values of x and y.