There are 3 kinds of systems: Monolithic systems, composable systems, and contraptions

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i would argue that “contraptions” is a set that includes the other two  😅

What’s the difference between the compostable system and contraption ?

Diverse systems offer flexibility and efficiency

Monolithic, composable, and contraptions offer different levels of flexibility and complexity in system design

Monolithic systems are restrictive, composable systems are adaptable, and contraptions are haphazard

. I prefer composable systems for their flexibility and scalability

Monolithic systems lack flexibility, composable systems offer adaptability, and contraptions are inefficient

That's an intriguing breakdown! Monolithic systems are unified, composable systems are modular, and contraptions are the unconventional hybrids. Can you share more about these distinctions?

So, at what point does a composable system turn into a contraption?