<ul><li>Code that is overly complex and clever may appear beautiful, but it is not useful in practice.</li><li>Writing code that requires a deep understanding of esoteric syntax only frustrates and confuses other developers.</li><li>Simplicity and readability should be prioritized over elegance and complexity in code.</li><li>Writing code that is easy to understand and maintain leads to faster onboarding, easier debugging, and happier teams.</li></ul>

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