> Elsewhere you decided against using cloudflare's kv because it was a poor fit for "cache invalidation" -- "way simpler"? -- and then of course turns out you r

> Elsewhere you decided against using cloudflare's kv because it was a poor fit for "cache invalidation" -- "way simpler"? -- and then of course turns out you really don't know if it's a bad fit. I evaluated it at the time. I don't have the context loaded to remember exactly why it didn't work for my use-case but I'm going to look again because CFs platform moves pretty fast and perhaps it could be simpler than what we are currently doing. > That is a novel definition of "spagetti". It's a pejorative term in software sense. Why? Elsewhere it's been coined Lambda Pinball, perhaps you find that a more pleasing description? > Ahem. So it caching and cache invalidation. But that didn't stop you, so exactly how is this line you seem to draw with such vocal authority regarding "bad hard", "good hard" informed technically? Yes, both of which are generally necessary in distributed systems. i.e not only is it a hard problem in and of itself it requires solving sub-problems which are also some of the hardest problems. I think you may have made my points for me.