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Somewhat similar, I always thought of elegance as the minimum complexity required. However, truly elegant solutions are sometimes counter-intuitive or 'hidden'
by Proziam 7y ago
Somewhat similar, I always thought of elegance as the minimum complexity required. However, truly elegant solutions are sometimes counter-intuitive or 'hidden' beneath a few layers of detail, but once understood feel "obvious." That "oh man that's smooth" feeling is often the first step for me to think of something as elegant, and separates 'good solutions' from truly elegant ones.