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            <div>Precisely because we started to complexify that code

              once we lost the overall picture of the

              problem/solution...</div>

            <div>And we stopped modifying once it was humanely

              impossible to add a feature without breaking two others.</div>

            <div>Such code is a sort of local optimum...<br>

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    :-)) I thoroughly dislike those just trying to make a genetic

    optimizer less prone to be stuck in them.<br>

    But then the real world mainly consists of those.<br>

    SCNR,<br>

    Herbert<br>

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