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That’s fair from a practical design perspective. But, if you treat “requirements always change” as a hard truth rather than a heuristic or philosophical posture
by firesteelrain 2y ago
That’s fair from a practical design perspective. But, if you treat “requirements always change” as a hard truth rather than a heuristic or philosophical posture, you can end up in a mode where stability is viewed with suspicion, and architecture never settles. Some requirements do stabilize and knowing when that happens can help determine tradeoffs.