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There's a chapter in "Making Software" about "Conway's Corollary" that makes the claim that distance in the hierarchy matters more than physical distance.
by toolslive 11y ago
There's a chapter in "Making Software" about
"Conway's Corollary" that makes the claim that distance in the hierarchy matters more than physical distance.
- Gys 11y agoMeaning that two engineers on the same hierarchical level but different parts of the world would more often communicate then a low level and a high level engineer in the same building ?
- cma 11y agoI think he means other engineers, in a different branch of the tree, whom are even more distant than someone is higher up but in the same branch.
- furyofantares 11y agoHow do you compare those distances? How many meters is a link in the hierarchy?