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It appears that the "central" control is not as centralized as one might think-- in other words, different teams appear to be working (and contributing to the f
by michael_dorfman 18y ago
It appears that the "central" control is not as centralized as one might think-- in other words, different teams appear to be working (and contributing to the framework) without full knowledge of what other teams are doing, at the risk of dissipating a coherent vision.
- chaostheory 18y agowell unlike open source MS can tell their teams to stop working ala Internet Explorer 6
- michael_dorfman 18y agoTrue-- but that takes oversight and communication. Contra the article earlier today, where someone thought he had vanquished The Mythical Man-Month-- the reality is still n(n-1)/2, and there's no silver bullet for that one.
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