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I agree but for a slightly different reason: I think the notion is also highly subjectively applicable... some types of problems really do need a lot of foretho
by tomxor 6y ago
I agree but for a slightly different reason: I think the notion is also highly subjectively applicable... some types of problems really do need a lot of forethought to make efficient - waiting until later can cause significant problems when decisions are hard to pivot away from or undo. An easy example is DB design, the cost neglecting these considerations upfront can be massive and sometimes impossible to migrate away from.
- jamil7 6y agoI agree with both of you. This quote is often used as a crutch on which to justify poor planning. Certain types of systems are very hard to "add" performance to as an afterthought and really need to be designed around it.