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I agree. It kind of amazes me though there is so much room for obscurity. I would expect standardisation to have dealt with this a long time ago. Why are proble
by worldsayshi 5y ago
I agree. It kind of amazes me though there is so much room for obscurity. I would expect standardisation to have dealt with this a long time ago. Why are problems not more isolated and manageable in general?
- jude- 5y agoIt's extremely hard to reason about the global emergent behavior of a complex system than the isolated behavior of a small component.
- Jeff_Brown 5y agoI don't think it's a function of complexity per se, but determinism. This is why Haskellers love the IO monad. Used well, it lets you quarantine IO to a thin top-level layer, below which all functions are pure and easy to unit test.
- jude- 5y agoDistributed systems are anything but deterministic.