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> So if I understand correctly, the only value-add to software development is cutting code? The only value add to software development is people who can do sof
by irahul 14y ago
> So if I understand correctly, the only value-add to software development is cutting code?
The only value add to software development is people who can do software development. If all you do is pull slides out of your ass, you aren't welcome.
> Let me put this another way via an analogy: should the architect who designs your house also be required to wire the electrics, install the plumbing, and lay the blocks too?
Yeah. Surely a building architect and software architect are comparable.
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I am not interested in wiring and plumbing(tests, deployment scripts if you will), but if you come raving about how bayes classification is so sub-par, and you should use svm, you better know what is linear classification, non-linear classification(svm), and have a PoC with the data set comparable to what is being used in the application which cross-validates and proves svm is better than my bayes.
If you just read about it in some book(or blog or wherever), and can't implement it or you just think you can drop slides on me and I am supposed to do it, the door is over there - please show yourselves out and quit wasting my time. Your ppts and umls mean shit to me. If the upper management tolerates(or worse, appreciates it), do the dance for them. I am not impressed.
- route66 14y ago> The only value add to software development is people who can do software development. You just described why projects fail. Developers Developers Developers. Architects? We don't need, we are so smart we integrate everything ourselves. Marketing? Sales? Who needs that, my github repository sells and when it doesn't, there is always oDesk. And don't get me started over "customers" and "clients". To cut the sarcasm here, yes, I know that a lot of MBA's and Architects suck. As do a lot of software developers, even if they call themselves agile or know that svm is somehow related to classification. So I do not really see where this straw man burning leads to .
- irahul 14y ago> The only value add to software development is people who can do software development. >> You just described why projects fail. Developers Developers Developers. Read it again. Software development isn't the same as the whole project. > Marketing? Sales? Who needs that, my github repository sells and when it doesn't, there is always oDesk. And don't get me started over "customers" and "clients". Hyperbole. > I know that a lot of MBA's and Architects suck. Not what I said. "If you are an architect, I don't care about your slides and umls, unless you know what you are talking about, and can do a PoC before dumping your horseshit of slides on me." is what I said. > As do a lot of software developers, even if they call themselves agile or know that svm is somehow related to classification. I implemented bayes, and suppose I don't know about svm. If an architect comes raving about svm is so much better than bayes because (I read a blog/I read a book/my thesis adviser told me so/once I did a project), it's your job to prove svm is better for the problem at hand. Don't waste my time with your slides and blogs. > So I do not really see where this straw man burning leads to . I don't either. Your whole post is full of hyperbole(marketing sucks, oDesk, github). You are making up arguments I didn't put, and then responding to them.