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by daotoad
66 days ago
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1. Starting from scratch is rarely a good idea.
2. It always sounds like a better idea than it actually is.
3. Item 2 is true even if you think you've accounted for item 1. Is there something specific that you want that cannot be implemented reasonably on existing systems? Unless you have a specific compelling benefit that only a rewrite can grant, focused narrow rewrites are the way. |
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