Intervista a Mario Fusco
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Argues that cognitive bias in code shapes architectural choices and causes engineers to reuse familiar, suboptimal patterns; recommends awareness and retrospective review rather than a one‑time fix. Traces language design back to the von Neumann leak and shows how Java’s adoption of Java 8 lambdas lets teams mix imperative and functional styles. Advocates expanding the toolbox and deliberately exploring unfamiliar topics to find better tools and patterns.
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