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I think it's about as easy as writing bug-free software. And I can count the number of non-trivial pieces of software that are likely to be bug-free on one hand
by RHSeeger 1y ago
I think it's about as easy as writing bug-free software. And I can count the number of non-trivial pieces of software that are likely to be bug-free on one hand.
- ffsm8 1y agoI don't agree with that whatsoever. If you want to use a the software analogy it's advocating for using a simple monolith you can maintain with <10 people vs a distributed micro service architecture you're working on with hundreds of devs and has countless non essential features which can break the spirit of the system if used in conjunction. Drafting a simple tax system is easy. The thing that would be borderline impossible is getting it passed into law because of vested interests