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sfpotter ◴[] No.45069112[source]
Generally speaking, when I hear people say this, it's a huge red flag. Really, any time anyone puts forth any kind of broad proclamation about how software development should be done, my hackles go up. Either they don't know what they're talking about, they're full of shit, or both. The only reasonable thing to conclude after lots of experience with software development is that it's hard and requires care and deliberation. There is no one-size-fits-all advice. What I want to see is people who are open-minded and thoughtful.
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1. adverbly ◴[] No.45070229[source]
I don't think I would go far enough to say that it's generally a red flag...

I see people adding unnecessary complexity to things all the time and advocate for keeping things simple on a daily basis probably. Otherwise designers and product managers and customers and architects will let their mind naturally add complexity to solutions which is unnecessary.