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Some people still think that software is a handicraft industry and you can get by all the time playing it by the ear. I hope "the author" doesn't believe that h
by kulkarnic 16y ago
Some people still think that software is a handicraft industry and you can get by all the time playing it by the ear. I hope "the author" doesn't believe that his "weird preferences" are gospel enough to make funding decisions. At the very least, some background reading into actual research done on this topic would help.
Start here: http://macbeth.cs.ucdavis.edu/distributed.pdf http://macbeth.cs.ucdavis.edu/distributed.pdf
- msuster 16y agoI don't have "weird" preferences - just ones that are different from yours. I don't play it "by ear" - I used to develop software myself and I built and sold two software companies. I accept other people's arguments and even change my opinion when they are compelling. You, sir, have made no arguments to the contrary other than name calling.