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> but if you look at the objective of building high-quality complex software in the minimum amount of time, keeping it running correctly, and then being able to
by rpgmaker 11y ago
> but if you look at the objective of building high-quality complex software in the minimum amount of time, keeping it running correctly, and then being able to change that software as effectively as possible, then that in itself is pretty much an infinite problem.
The same can be said of almost any "high-quality complex" project in any other profession.
- mbrock 11y agoAgreed. It's interesting to compare software with other "intellectual labor" like law, government, writing, architecture, philosophy, accounting, and so on. Many of the same problems seem to come up. Programming as a profession is very young, though.