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Using the word “wrong” here feels click-baitey when he admits many of the principles are right in certain cases or certain ways. The opposite of every great tru
by pbw 6y ago
Using the word “wrong” here feels click-baitey when he admits many of the principles are right in certain cases or certain ways. The opposite of every great truth is a great truth. If a principle were true across all space and time with zero exceptions or nuance then software development would be easy.
I very much like the “fits in your head metric” though and I wrote about it at length here:
https://tobeva.com/articles/brain-oriented-programming/ https://tobeva.com/articles/brain-oriented-programming/