Ayende’s Razor
This is a response to a comment on another post:
Oren, in all seriousness, I thought that problems that were "(a) complex, (b) hard to understand (c) hard to optimize" were the kinds that folks like you and I get paid to solve...
Given two solutions that match the requirements of the problem, the simpler one is the better.
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Variations on Occam's Razor pretty much drive every development and troubleshooting decision I make (within reason of course).
I whole heartilly agree!
you need to check your grammer :)
and MF, you need to check your spelling ;)
Given two solutions __that match the requirements of the problem, the simpler one is the better.
well, indeed :)
but with the 2nd one you look more cool ;p
thanks, fixed.
That's fun, that's a strange perception.
At least, it is not applicable for a software provider.
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