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But it's very important to know what things you abstract over. At least as a rough outline. For example, if you have the abstraction of all days being 24 hours
by maweki 4y ago
But it's very important to know what things you abstract over. At least as a rough outline.
For example, if you have the abstraction of all days being 24 hours which is fine. You should know though how far you may be off with that abstraction.
If your day suddenly is more than 4% longer or shorter, you might wonder about increased or decreased traffic for that day. You should know that there are cases where your abstraction is off and what the possible results of that are, even if you're not chasing that particular rabbit hole.
- brookst 4y agoThis is true, but again, within reason. I am 100% comfortable not knowing or understanding what design errors I have made that will cause my software to fail if used on a spaceship orbiting a black hole.
- dragonwriter 4y ago> If your day suddenly is more than 4% longer or shorter, you might wonder about increased or decreased traffic for that day. I can confidently state that if there is a sudden change in the length of the day of 4% or greater, questions about traffic statistics tied to that on any website I am involved with be very low on my list of priorities.