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optimizing for simplicity is optimizing costs and speed of further changes. So, basically the same as 1) and 2). Effect isn't immediate, but it's not in a far f
by codesnik 5y ago
optimizing for simplicity is optimizing costs and speed of further changes. So, basically the same as 1) and 2). Effect isn't immediate, but it's not in a far future.
- eternityforest 5y agoExcept it isn't. Simplicity is just a proxy we assume optimizes for time and speed. But it gets in the way when it leads us to hand write things in vanilla JS, not bother with a proper plugin system when one is needed, use text files instead of sqlite, use a raw UDP packet instead of MQTT, etc.