This effect is really common in software. The Android dev community spent 10+ years doing something called “Clean Architecture”, just to end up realizing that most of it was not needed 🤷‍♂️ Folks would create 5+ layers of code that couldn’t touch each other for some reason, so they’d throw an interface between every pair of them, then force mapping pojos from one layer to another. All that just to build a simple app. This effect is very hard to escape. The way it happens is: - someone learns a new concept that sounds revolutionary in theory. - People start writing and talking about it in complex terms as if it was rocket science, just to position themselves as an authority on the topic and grow their personal brand. - A whole scene is created out of a concept that was meant to be a trivial thing, to the point that there is a major force pushing every dev in the community to do the same. Usually only a handful of devs are smart/brave enough to study it with a critical eye and propose alternatives. Mostly because they are hardly pushed back by the whole community when they do so, since the big majority of devs simply follow what everyone else says, and never try to actually understand the concepts and why they exist.

今天下午嘗試在 86Box 上安裝 Mandrake Linux 9，裝了三次都失敗 XD 可惜了，本來想回味一下 Mandrake 的，我小時候就是從這個發行版入門 Linux 的，還在上面玩了 Tux Racer 這個 3D 遊戲，好懷念。

You can now enable Claude to use your computer to complete tasks. It opens your apps, navigates your browser, fills in spreadsheets—anything you'd do sitting at your desk. Research preview in Claude Cowork and Claude Code, macOS only.

今天靠anthropic opus 4.6 讀完客戶提供亂七八糟的需求文件， 回朔找出客戶上游原始PDF文件(用python把重點說明整理出md檔提供參考) 逆向功能對比客戶SDK的mock DATA是否正確，討論UI對標功能是否有差錯，最後整理可以測試的功能，真是可靠的好夥伴！

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