> I disagree with the premise that programming is harder than e.g. bridge-building. I don't think his premise is necessarily that programming is harder, but ra

> I disagree with the premise that programming is harder than e.g. bridge-building. I don't think his premise is necessarily that programming is harder, but rather that it's a hugely dynamic field in which many fundamental design decisions are taken on a whim or personal preference, rather than actual evidence that it's the right decision.