I have been thinking about the complexity bias that affects our perception of quality. I think as programmers it is our natural assumption that if something is complex, lots of thought must have gone into it beyond our understanding. This is especially true when starting a new job. But this is slightly ironic because often more code makes something slow, which isn't a good thing at all.
code can be thought of explaining to a computer what do you want it to do.
In general, explaining without managing complexity is easy and makes you look smart. However, explaining so anyone can understand is very hard. Grug author good at this
