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<iio7> Hi guys, I was just reading up on the Crux website about Crux and noticed that on the About page it says..
<iio7> KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid) concept, applied to both the system and the development process
<iio7> The comma after "Simple,", shouldn't be there.
<iio7> The statement is, "Keep it Simple Stupid", not ", Stupid".
<iio7> The difference is that WITH the comma, the person is called stupid, which is not what it's about.
<iio7> Stupid does not refer to the user.
<iio7> > The principle is best exemplified by the story of Johnson handing a team of
<iio7> design engineers a handful of tools, with the challenge that the jet
<iio7> aircraft they were designing must be repairable by an average mechanic in
<iio7> the field under combat conditions with only these tools.
<iio7> > Hence, the "stupid" refers to the relationship between the way things break and the sophistication available to repair them.
<iio7> Direct quote.
<iio7> Anyway.. just wanted to let you know. Cheers.
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<SiFuh> Hmm, doesn't make grammatical sense if the comma is removed
<stenur> he
<stenur> it is just a deformation of the word of the guy who put his cigar in mystic holes
<stenur> i mean as if engineers would CREATE such a word
<SiFuh> Not a fan of acronyms anyway
<SiFuh> Not a fan of acronyms anyway, stupid
<SiFuh> :-P
<SiFuh> I guess iio7 wants to replace the comma with the conjunction 'and'. KISAS Hmm
<SiFuh> That might belong as a persons name in an Austin Powers movie
<farkuhar> until iio7 convinces esr to change the jargon file entry, i'm inclined to let the comma remain. http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/K/KISS-Principle.html
<SiFuh> I am with you on the issue
<SiFuh> Although it isn't an issue for us
<jaeger> As far as I know the original statement as coined by the Navy DOES have the comma
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<jaeger> Though having said that, the internet says Johnson didn't write it that way, so I dunno
* jaeger shrugs
<SiFuh> Without the comma it makes no sense