We all suffer from the Dunning-Kruger effect, to varying degrees. I would never dream of arguing I don't suffer from it. I though do not go around claiming I kn

We all suffer from the Dunning-Kruger effect, to varying degrees. I would never dream of arguing I don't suffer from it. I though do not go around claiming I know the truth about programming. I think that perhaps there are two types of programmer - those who like to spend most of the time researching, drawing diagrams and the such like, and the others who just get on with it. The suggestion of this article is that those who spend most of their time planning, rather than programming are somehow superior - my experience with developers has been the exact opposite.