For that reason it's why I try to keep all stacks as ruthlessly simple as possible, because the complexity will come from the market and flexibility will be inv

For that reason it's why I try to keep all stacks as ruthlessly simple as possible, because the complexity will come from the market and flexibility will be invaluable then. Premature over-engineering, or optimization costs a lot more developers, administration and hardware. At times it reminds me of when someone is using AI to do sometimes a SQL query might be able to. So much effort avoiding SQL, to the point of using non-relational databases... only to relate them.