Docker's philosophy in a nutshell: 1) solve a painful problem with a simple tool. Ignore the purists criticizing the tech 2) get lots of happy users 3) gradually improve the tech without sacrificing simplicity 4) tech previously reserved for purists is now democratized 5) repeat
There seems to be some magic bifurcating K such that going from X% to 98% solution preserves simplicity if X>K, yields exploding complexity if X<K.
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I think I either believe that is the design space you should work in (don't solve every problem) or (occasionally) there must be a better design I can't find. The first is better...
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