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Goes to show it's not always about greed or malice. Sometimes overengineering is at least well-intentioned. (Following the money often helps you determine what
by mmahemoff 2y ago
Goes to show it's not always about greed or malice. Sometimes overengineering is at least well-intentioned. (Following the money often helps you determine what caused it.)
- dec0dedab0de 2y agoI think over engineering comes from engineers catching shit from customers and managers that changed requirements after the fact. Then on their next project those engineers get paranoid, and try to solve every problem before it happens.