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by dgomez1092
4098 days ago
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I would agree with your first statement. I do not agree with the authors proposition that you do not need to understand a bit more than just the surface of something like complexity theory in order to be a good programmer. Being able to develop software is different paradigm altogether, not being able to fall back on theories and a least minimal understanding of principles, wil llead you to not only forget it, but being able to test such assumptions like discussed is not optimal, especially in a work environment >> considering the agile mindset so revered in Silicon Valley..Thank for allowing my inout but thanks for a interesting article. |
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