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Oof, that's a false equivalence. Construction workers have blueprints for how things are supposed to be built. You're (generally) making the blueprint as you go
by Nagyman 6y ago
Oof, that's a false equivalence. Construction workers have blueprints for how things are supposed to be built. You're (generally) making the blueprint as you go along, based on vague specifications in many cases. This can depend a lot on how your organization designs software, of course.
- auxym 6y agoAnd... guess who made the drawing (blueprints have not been used in a while)? An engineer. Probably using a vague spec by an architect, too. And I can assure you, they were not judged on the number of views or pages on their drawing, or on the number of variables in their structural calculations.