"In programming, if someone tells you “you’re overcomplicating it,” they’re either 10 steps behind you or 10 steps ahead of you." – Andrew Clark

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@CodeWisdom @__weirdnik__ Either way it's always a good start. You prove that complexity was unnecessary or you find out it was necessary.

@CodeWisdom This doesn't apply to just programming. Simplicity can be indicative of both brilliance & ignorance.

@CodeWisdom The real magic is when you tell yourself you’re over complicating it. 🤯

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@CodeWisdom @MakeItAQuote

@CodeWisdom The problem is quickly finding out if they are ahead or behind.

@CodeWisdom What programming, if this relates to all software, we’re actually fucking doomed .

@CodeWisdom Have been told that so many times…. Yet they seem to be very reluctant to pick up the ball themselves….🤔

@CodeWisdom @MakeItAQuote

@CodeWisdom True😅

@CodeWisdom ....or that person is your boss or PM, who promised someone, based on very little knowledge, that the task was simple, and 'only 5mins work'.

@CodeWisdom Whats about this @HondaKat24 ???

@CodeWisdom Most times they are 10 times ahead.

@CodeWisdom #ALX_SE this is for you

@CodeWisdom If they are 10 steps ahead they will know this code needs rewriting and that the author is ashamed.

@CodeWisdom @dwakelKnight word

@CodeWisdom True

@CodeWisdom So true. Started a Finite Element Analysis course. I and the testbook got the same answer after our code. But i could not understand their. They used an advance theory that's more complicated to write or even understand..

@CodeWisdom When doing thing, some people wrong, some right 🧠

@CodeWisdom Or you’re overcomplicating it