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I think "operate at a higher level of abstraction" is sometimes backwards. The problem with legacy systems is that the low-level details are the requirements. Things that look like implementation details often encode 20…
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I think "operate at a higher level of abstraction" is sometimes backwards. The problem with legacy systems is that the low-level details are the requirements. Things that look like implementation details often encode 20…
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