The weird thing about this article's category of OOP criticism is that it makes all sorts of assumptions about class design and memory allocation which are abso

The weird thing about this article's category of OOP criticism is that it makes all sorts of assumptions about class design and memory allocation which are absolutely not intrinsic to OOP. Like, there are plenty of good points to be made here without discarding the entire idea of object-oriented design. It really just needs a little tweak.