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As a non-developer, this strikes me as funny. Like when Uber “invented” the bus. People who have knowledge-worker jobs and are halfway decent at them spend a l
by paulcole 5y ago
As a non-developer, this strikes me as funny. Like when Uber “invented” the bus.
People who have knowledge-worker jobs and are halfway decent at them spend a lot of their time planning and making sense out of the systems they work in.
Believe it or not, the oft-derided-on-HN MBAs and marketing people figure things out, too!
- tudorgirba 5y agoInteresting. Consider how the marketing work changed over the past decade to integrate data science. The amount of time spent on decision making might have not changed, but how the time is spent did change significantly. The article argues that the same thing should happen in software: developers should spend less time gathering information through data science and more time making decisions. This happens to change the nature of programming.