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They don't need to be in opposition: it's enough that the changeability, correctness, and performance of solutions is uncorrelated for you to frequently need to
by rcxdude 3y ago
They don't need to be in opposition: it's enough that the changeability, correctness, and performance of solutions is uncorrelated for you to frequently need to tradeoff between them, especially given the inevitable tradeoff of all of these against time to write.