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I could see PHBs firing the essential coders who write core parts of code because their line count is low, and bug rate is high etc. and keep the codemonkeys c
by LarryMade 15y ago
I could see PHBs firing the essential coders who write core parts of code because their line count is low, and bug rate is high etc. and keep the codemonkeys cause they write ten login pages a day.
Thus such a business employing this tool would surely tank or become like Microsoft, who need to use binoculars to the competition to define their metrics.