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The point is that "underengineering" then having to tie up the abstractions when it's really needed is oftentimes (read: not always) better than overengineering
by stnmtn 3y ago
The point is that "underengineering" then having to tie up the abstractions when it's really needed is oftentimes (read: not always) better than overengineering and entering the domain of the complexity demon
- p0nce 3y agoI agree that the balance is way too often shifted in the way of overengineering, probably because of our field being skewed by "higher status" thinking.