It doesn't help that we don't have a good definition for what 'clever' means when referring to code. This article talks about a time someone made an abstract c

It doesn't help that we don't have a good definition for what 'clever' means when referring to code. This article talks about a time someone made an abstract class and then took DRY a little too far. If this is an example of 'being clever' then anyone using map instead of writing a for-loop would have to be at gaussian levels of cleverness. [Also a class generator is implied to be less clever than an abstract class ... I'm not sure I can accept the usage of 'clever' in the article as meaningful.]