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Always Seek Both Ways (Score:1)

by Eric Wilhelm (6389)

And if you can hit the sweet spot, an expressive interface that is simple to install, where extensive sensible defaults allow the interface to also be used in a simple way, without introducing too much bloat,...
A fine definition of "Good Design" if I've ever heard one. Any formula involving $n always reduces when $n=1. It's usually not a good idea to hardcode the assumption "1" into your program/design/API/language though.
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler."
--Albert Einst

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