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"Anytime you apply a rule too universally, it turns into an anti-pattern." That's probably true in more than just engineering.
by AnimalMuppet 2y ago
"Anytime you apply a rule too universally, it turns into an anti-pattern."
That's probably true in more than just engineering.
- tired_and_awake 2y ago[dead]
- jmcphers 2y agoAre you saying that it applies ... universally?
- AnimalMuppet 2y agoNo, I'm not. I am saying that it probably applies more universally than we think it does. (Unless you think it applies absolutely universally, in which case... yeah.)
- OJFord 2y agoThey were joking along the not quite paradoxical lines that it would then apply to itself and be an anti-pattern.
- ozzmotik 2y agoHow can one apply a rule more than universally? Wouldn’t too universally be the same thing as just universally? put differently, how can you do something MORE universally than universally? asking for a friend
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- antod 2y agoMetaversally is the approach at Facebook