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They are yet more evidence that any human engineered system will inevitably 'diverge' to become the most complicated thing that just about works - what we might
by somewhereoutth 4y ago
They are yet more evidence that any human engineered system will inevitably 'diverge' to become the most complicated thing that just about works - what we might call the complexity horizon.
Driven by the power of our 'ingenuity', even the most elegant constructions will find themselves drifting towards this horizon. It takes super human effort to resist the effect, and super humans to keep systems from escaping us.
- johnfn 4y agoReally? Hooks seem quite simple to me conceptually - certainly significantly more simple than class components were. If anything, they seem to me to be a clear disproof of your hypothesis.
- eastbound 4y agoHuman-built systems’ complexity evolves until the limit of our IQ. Hire 140-IQ people, the systems will just evolve 20% further.