You can extend this type of brinkmanship race to the bottom thinking to the practice of writing code. There was a time when LOC (volume) was deemed synonymous w

You can extend this type of brinkmanship race to the bottom thinking to the practice of writing code. There was a time when LOC (volume) was deemed synonymous with quality and efficacy. That's clearly not the case for software. I loved the way the writer admits to her personality requiring time and space to produce works of quality - she refused to churn out garbage (in her mind). She speaks about a middle ground but I'm afraid she's being too humble. There's no middle ground to quality.