> Anything is better than an obscure failure/backtrace
i disagree with this specific statement. in the long run, the (inconspicuous)
cost of added complexity can easily move anything into net negative territory.
IOW, feel encouraged to account for the cost of complexity. it's rarely done
prior to setbacks.
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