Anyone else notice how the most "efficient" solutions often create the biggest messes down the line? It's like we optimize for one metric and totally trash everything else. The "quick fix" almost always just moves the problem somewhere else, usually to a place that's harder to see until it's a crisis. What are we even doing?
Anyone else notice how the most "efficient" solutions often create the biggest messes down the line? It's like we optimize for one metric and totally trash everything else. The "quick fix" almost always just moves the problem somewhere else, usually to a place that's harder to see until it's a crisis. What are we even doing?
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