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    Malte Ubl‏Verified account @cramforce 15 Jun 2019

    Yesterday I overheard "Easy-to-replace systems tend to get replaced with hard-to-replace systems." and now I can't stop thinking about whether this is just a restatement of the second law of thermodynamics in terms of systems design.

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      1. Malte Ubl‏Verified account @cramforce 15 Jun 2019

        Malte Ubl Retweeted Claudientino Ariza  🔰

        https://twitter.com/claudiopro/status/1139971734843641857 …

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        Claudientino Ariza  🔰 @claudiopro
        Replying to @angustweets @cramforce
        Is it like the Peter principle for systems?
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      1. Mike Monster Mash Sherov (he/him)‏ @mikesherov 15 Jun 2019
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        Probably something about the inherent complexity of software too

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      2. angus‏ @angustweets 15 Jun 2019
        Replying to @cramforce

        Does easy vs. hard to replace even have anything to do with code/architecture? (Replace suggests a rewrite either way). Or does it just relate to how useful/dispensable it is?

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      3. Claudientino Ariza  🔰‏ @claudiopro 15 Jun 2019
        Replying to @angustweets @cramforce

        Is it like the Peter principle for systems?

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      1. HectorIP‏ @HectorIP 15 Jun 2019
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        👀 @CarloGilmar

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      2. David Anson‏ @DavidAns 15 Jun 2019
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        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second-system_effect … Kind of like how movie sequels are usually worse, partly attributable to statistics?https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sophomore_slump …

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      3. Jim Dennis‏ @answrguy 16 Jun 2019
        Replying to @DavidAns @cramforce @__apf__

        Wouldn’t that be survivor bias? Only “better” movies get sequels. So a similar failure rate at each stage makes sequels seem better than their predecessors.

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      1. Dijkstra's emerging complexity generator‏ @psvensson 15 Jun 2019
        Replying to @cramforce @ben11kehoe

        Wow, it not only is. It is a way to detect failures (or future ones at least)

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      1. Ivan Kirigin‏ @ikirigin 15 Jun 2019
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        related:https://twitter.com/ikirigin/status/1082706676082307072 …

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        Ivan Kirigin @ikirigin
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        There is probably a natural selection of bureaucracy going on here. Systems where blame can always be displayed and where complexity obfuscates reality are more fit, surviving to live another election cycle
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      2. gato  🍋‏ @_cat_turner 15 Jun 2019
        Replying to @cramforce @ben11kehoe

        Cron is a good example

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      3. gato  🍋‏ @_cat_turner 15 Jun 2019
        Replying to @_cat_turner @cramforce @ben11kehoe

        Replacement: Jenkins. Lambdas. Etc

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