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  "path": "/t/software-architecture-is-fractal-read-only-if-youre-bored/1384155#post_17",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-20T15:22:56.000Z",
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  "textContent": "mitchell_d00:\n\n> The strongest idea in the piece is not that architecture is fractal.\n\nThat’s just a title to show my “internal vision”, the point was about stop labeling things randomly, find common basis then see how that scales and what can be done with that.\n\nEricGT:\n\n> The major benefit is that parts of the code, or the reasoning about the code, can be formally proven.\n\nSeems right direction, if you can reason and prove your reasoning, that’s gold.\n\nmitchell_d00:\n\n> Distinguishability is what makes architecture possible.\n\nFrom our language standpoint “distinctness” is a thing that makes anything “a thing” or it just merges in the surroundings and stops being perceived.",
  "title": "Software Architecture Is Fractal (read only if you're bored)"
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