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4. Make sure when you explain "A" that the person you're talking to doesn't hear it as "B". Not sure why, but this seems to be very common with programmers --
by jerhewet 15y ago
4. Make sure when you explain "A" that the person you're talking to doesn't hear it as "B".
Not sure why, but this seems to be very common with programmers -- especially when one programmer is explaining a task to another programmer.
- ojbyrne 15y agoBecause software is, by its nature, ill-defined. If you fully specify every detail of a project, you've essentially done all the work.