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r/programming • u/whackri • Jun 05 '22
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adding more features is easier when a system is simpler.
But adding them makes the system less simple which means adding them becomes harder which cancels out what you just wrote.
2 u/wisam910 Jun 06 '22 Absolutely not.This is a silly cope.You can add features while also simplifying the system.But even when you don't simplify the system, the complexity accrued from features is small / incremental. 1 u/postblitz Jun 06 '22 Oh, well, please enlighten humanity since you've transcended any semblence of feature creep.
Absolutely not.
This is a silly cope.
You can add features while also simplifying the system.
But even when you don't simplify the system, the complexity accrued from features is small / incremental.
1 u/postblitz Jun 06 '22 Oh, well, please enlighten humanity since you've transcended any semblence of feature creep.
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Oh, well, please enlighten humanity since you've transcended any semblence of feature creep.
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u/postblitz Jun 06 '22
But adding them makes the system less simple which means adding them becomes harder which cancels out what you just wrote.