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ME.25:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Anti-patternFailureRepair
Treat an equal expression as an implemented changeNo performer has a different reusable ruleReconstruct the changed work or return a redescription
Preserve only the final valueAn early result, explanation or independent contribution can disappearCompare the full result needed by the recipient
Remove a repeated operation without recovering its roleShared failure or stale input replaces an independent or updated contributionDistinguish reusable calculation from renewed observation
Read a parallel expression as available capacityThe candidate assumes resources that cannot perform the work togetherSupply or revise the allocation and its burden
Choose a smaller model cost with missing inputsThe preferred ordering cannot be performedRecover the prerequisite and recompute the alternative
Demand a new trial for every conditional designFurther evidence can cost more than it changes the decisionUse C.11.DUA and return the supported candidate or incumbent