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| Actually it's being hyped that's weird. | The economic realities of software development require disposable human resources.
by eternalban 12y ago
| Actually it's being hyped that's weird. |
The economic realities of software development require disposable human resources.
- eikenberry 12y agoAnd this is why most most large software projects fail. Software development is not something 'disposable human resources' can do reliably.
- eternalban 12y agoI agree. Software development is (as of now) in its arts and crafts stage of development. Expertise matters. Experience matters. Professionalism matters. The "economic realities" are /symptomatic/ of the impedance mismatch of an 'industrial scale' demand on the consumer side and an arts and crafts production side. > most .. projects fail. It is a minor miracle that they can even be attempted and many even succeed.