We're In the Dark Age of Software
This Scientific American interview confirms what I have known for decades; software is no science.
posted by John Bartley K7AAY at 19:54
2008-06-20
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Brains only provide the means to be more elaborately and ornately stupid. The smart merely make more complex mistakes. Historically, horrendous misjudgements have usually been the children of good minds. When you mix acuity with fanaticism, you get an ungodly stew almost certain to end in disaster. This may be worth thinking about. - Fredoneverything.net
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