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generally sticking plasters over systems that are convoluted, unreliable, or otherwise broken So pretty much every system not written from scratch in the past
by 300bps 4y ago
generally sticking plasters over systems that are convoluted, unreliable, or otherwise broken
So pretty much every system not written from scratch in the past five years?
- hkt 4y agoNo, many older systems work perfectly well and are sensible and intuitive. Vertical scaling a single box or HA pair, for instance, is generally easier than working with distributed systems, for instance, and is perfect for many (not all) use cases. The idea that recent stuff isn't terrible is.. well, your anecdote against mine, I guess.