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Teslers law is also known as the law of conservation of complexity.
It states that an application needs to have a certain amount of complexity that cannot be reduced. You can only simplify an application to a certain extent
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You can apply this to your designs in a number of different ways
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This law is important because everywhere you look everyone is always saying to simplify and it is a good technique and idea to make good useful designs.
The problem is when you simplify too much,you don't want to simplify to the poin...
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Things that are complex for instance calculations and other things that are very hard for humans to accomplish delegate it to a computer for them to figure out
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True simplicity is improving or increasing the functionality and amount while reducing the complexity.
True simplicity means being devioid of unecessary complexity, not making the product barely functional
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