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For that to work, there has to be, somewhere, a clear understanding of how the units all work together to achieve the higher-level goals without violating the h
by mannykannot 4y ago
For that to work, there has to be, somewhere, a clear understanding of how the units all work together to achieve the higher-level goals without violating the higher-level constraints which, in practice, increase in number and scope the higher up the pyramid of abstraction you go. Pace Robert Martin, divide-and-conquer cannot be used to reduce systems-level thinking to doing just one thing, even in an abstract sense.
- Scarblac 4y ago> For that to work, there has to be, somewhere, a clear understanding of how the units all work together to achieve the higher-level goals without violating the higher-level constraints which, in practice, increase in number and scope the higher up the pyramid of abstraction you go. Oh, that's an implementation detail. The market will sort it out.