Software architecture is at root a creature of human frailty. The sacred cow of clean code and the holy grail of design patterns are understood to be, at least in practical terms, little more than tricks to help people keep their sanity along the way. Human cognitive capacity is strictly limited, and we're still figuring out ways to reliably build machines significantly more complex than can be held in a single mind. Current attempts to offload coding tasks to language models are hitting the ...
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