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The central tension in the software process comes from the fact that we must go from an informally identified need that exists in-the-world to a formal model th
by contingencies 10y ago
The central tension in the software process comes from the fact that we must go from an informally identified need that exists in-the-world to a formal model that operates in-the-computer. - Bruce Blum, 'Beyond Programming' (1996)
There are two models of reality that I find to be the most useful ones, especially when writing programs. The first is functions, and the second is sequences of states. - Leslie Lamport
You threaten my startup with patents & debt? I've chosen my models carefully. Perhaps you should have done the same. - @ML_Hipster
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