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Too often there is a push to replace what is not actually understood in the first place.
by NomDePlum 6y ago
Too often there is a push to replace what is not actually understood in the first place.
- alacombe 6y agoWhich might be a good thing if the loss of knowledge came from employee turnover. If the architect / author leaves, the visions leaves too. Next step is monkey patching, fast forward a couple years, a decade or two, more turnover, and you end up with a indescribable mess. In this case the replacement is all about re-gaining the knowledge.