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Yes. Engineering is constraint management. You're constantly trading off one thing for another: speed, flexibility, maintenance, cost, durability, etc. When one
by chaz 15y ago
Yes. Engineering is constraint management. You're constantly trading off one thing for another: speed, flexibility, maintenance, cost, durability, etc. When one thing fails to be a relevant constraint, it's ok to focus on the other things that are of more immediate concern.