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What struck me was that the lawyer wasn’t interested in getting into all the nuts and bolts of software development. Of course they weren’t. That’s your job.
by ghaff 2y ago
What struck me was that the lawyer wasn’t interested in getting into all the nuts and bolts of software development. Of course they weren’t. That’s your job.
- gymbeaux 2y agoOf course I don't expect to wax poetic about the finer technical details of an implementation- what I mean is he tends to get frustrated at the technical limitations, but has no interest in understanding those technical limitations so that he might curb his expectations and align them more with reality. Example: I wrote an ETL pipeline that processes "hundreds of millions" of records. It takes several hours to run (on my goddamn desktop computer). He doesn't understand why it takes "so long", and doesn't want to understand why. Also little interest/desire in paying for server compute that might get it done faster.