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I think the advice is fine if applied to one context at a time. You can paint one room in your house and replace the carpet in another "simultaneously" without
by shove 4y ago
I think the advice is fine if applied to one context at a time. You can paint one room in your house and replace the carpet in another "simultaneously" without too much risk, but doing both at once in the same room is asking for disaster.
- lightbendover 4y agoIt really depends on the congruency between orthogonal tasks. Painting walls and laying carpet are diametrically opposed and are mutually exclusive. There are other mixed contexts that don't attribute this trait, e.g. I can make updates to multiple disparate ad products in tandem which independently have impact on a central ad server while also introducing new caches to the ad server without exceeding the risk threshold of making such changes at once. This kind of thing happens every day.