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I don't find the analogy working for software (a large structure is hard to change). Software is always easy to alter, hack in some code here and there, move s
by user5994461 6y ago
I don't find the analogy working for software (a large structure is hard to change).
Software is always easy to alter, hack in some code here and there, move some functions around, add and rename files. The larger the software the more places to make changes.
It's unlike a physical structure where a 1000 tons wall really can't be moved.
- agumonkey 6y agoinformational mass (complexity) is hard to change in a way you can always delete for free but there's no system anymore, and if you change randomly the system might fail