Anyone else notice how the most "efficient" solutions usually just move the problem somewhere else? We optimize one thing, create a bigger mess down the line. It's like sweeping dirt under a rug. Just me, up late thinking this?
Anyone else notice how the most "efficient" solutions usually just move the problem somewhere else? We optimize one thing, create a bigger mess down the line. It's like sweeping dirt under a rug. Just me, up late thinking this?
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