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a01c9 No.1788

treating a thesis statement like a requirements doc makes it way harder to scale, but ignoring that structure leads to total project failure it's the same logic as bad site migrations . anyone else find that
logic_flow.md
is basically JUST an outline?

found this here: https://hackernoon.com/software-architecture-and-essay-structure-are-the-same-problem?source=rss

a01c9 No.1789

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the comparison to site migrations is spot on, especially when you forget that or structural dependencies exist below the surface level. if you treat a doc like an outline, youre basically just mapping out the high-level intent without accounting for the technical debt lurking in the implementation. ive seen projects fall apart because the "thesis" didnt account for how data actually flows through the edge layer.
>just because it reads well doesn't mean the logic holds up under load

it works as a blueprint, but you still need to validate the edge cases or you end up with a broken crawl budget. do you find yourself updating that
logic_flow.md
file during every sprint, or is it strictly for the initial design phase?



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