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Our approach shouldn't be to give up striving for better programs, algorithms, and code. Despite our current inability (which I don't think is a failure of prog
by evrimoztamur 4y ago
Our approach shouldn't be to give up striving for better programs, algorithms, and code. Despite our current inability (which I don't think is a failure of programmers but business decisions), we can nevertheless reject further opportunities for decline, in name of profits, right?
- lpapez 4y agoThat is not what I said. Of course we should strive for precision, corectness etc. but that does not mean that current and future imprecise methods of development do not hold any value. There is plenty of value to be gained from poorly written software which we will keep writing until we get magically verified ones.