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> because it would mean they wouldn't have to admit their requirements were stupid I personally prefer it to be instructed when my requirements are stupid (if
by wolfgke 10y ago
> because it would mean they wouldn't have to admit their requirements were stupid
I personally prefer it to be instructed when my requirements are stupid (if there really is strong evidence that they are) since this way I can learn in a much faster pace to make good requirements.