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In my somewhat limited experience the key word here is "novel" and it's where I too disagree with your parent poster: One is most often asked to write a softwar
by DemocracyFTW2 2y ago
In my somewhat limited experience the key word here is "novel" and it's where I too disagree with your parent poster: One is most often asked to write a software because of some task that has not yet been solved, meaning one has to inevitably make an invention, which are, like future herself, inherently unpredictable.
- FpUser 2y ago>"One is most often asked to write a software because of some task that has not yet been solved" From my experience as a contractor who creates new products for clients it is still very predictable. I am not being asked to invent new interstellar engine. Being novel at what product does does not mean that development itself includes novel software concepts. I have decades of experience developing "new" products, am very good at it and I predict and deliver on time.