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It’s called hyperbole.
by ses1984 2y ago
It’s called hyperbole.
- skwirl 2y agoNo, this paragraph was not hyperbole. This was in conclusion and the author’s serious opinion.
- Kiro 2y agoYou're replying to the author but I agree. Too much unfounded speculation. I'm glad the author is being called out for lack of research in a sibling comment.
- skwee357 2y agoIt was a hyperbolic statement related to the fact that if you want developers to take full responsibility, like surgeons, then you need trust their authority. I haven’t heard of a surgeon who said “this operation will take as much time as needed”, and the hospital manager pressured him to “finish it in 8 hours, and not use too many syringes”.
- ses1984 2y agoThe whole post is a rant.