top | item 42950540 (no title) ryathal | 1 year ago It's saying you don't need to be proud of your app that has multiple layers of abstractions to be immune to every possible change. There are hard problems, but the most complex solution is rarely good or best. discuss order hn newest arduinomancer|1 year ago I think when you first start out as a programmer you’re impressed by complexity and complex solutionsBut once you’re more experienced you realize complexity is arbitrary and anyone can make things more complex tines|1 year ago I'd argue that's a poor way to say that, because "managing" complexity tends to mean "taming" or dealing with complexity in a good way.
arduinomancer|1 year ago I think when you first start out as a programmer you’re impressed by complexity and complex solutionsBut once you’re more experienced you realize complexity is arbitrary and anyone can make things more complex
tines|1 year ago I'd argue that's a poor way to say that, because "managing" complexity tends to mean "taming" or dealing with complexity in a good way.
arduinomancer|1 year ago
But once you’re more experienced you realize complexity is arbitrary and anyone can make things more complex
tines|1 year ago