Re:What Monoids teach us about software
by Koshkin on Wednesday September 13, 2017 @03:08PM
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On the other hand, a little knowledge is often worse that no knowledge at all.
A lack of experience using abstract concepts - the experience which can only be gained by learning much more of, let's say, abstract algebra, than just the definition of monoid - will inevitably lead to wasting one's time or, worse yet, to the finished product being an over-engineered monstrosity.
A lack of experience using abstract concepts - the experience which can only be gained by learning much more of, let's say, abstract algebra, than just the definition of monoid - will inevitably lead to wasting one's time or, worse yet, to the finished product being an over-engineered monstrosity.