Posted by
michael
on from the get-the-torches dept.
Hell O'World writes: "Wow! Mob Software." A concise submitter, how refreshing. To elaborate: an essay whose author argues that large software projects should be built, well, by a mob.
Then I actually read the article
by
Aerog
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· Score: 5, Funny
At first glance, I thought he was talking about a database to keep track of whose kneecaps to break, with a friendly MS Word'esque helper with the face of Tony Soprano telling you "It looks like you're tryin' to write a fsckin' business letter." Then I actually read the article. ..
Gather up some angry villagers...
by
JesseL
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· Score: 5, Funny
You bring the pitchforks and I'll get some torches.
We'll have Mozilla 1.0 out in no time!
-- "Prefiero morir de pie que vivir siempre arrodillado!"
so let me get this straight...
by
Telek
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· Score: 5, Funny
The bigger the project, the more people should be writing it?
WOAH! Where'd that truck come from? I always thought that the bigger the project, the fewer people should work on it...
And all *my* story submissions get rejected...
Moderate away! I've got Karma and I know how to use it!
--
If God gave us curiosity
Scene: A crowded room...
by
whatnotever
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· Score: 5, Funny
... no lights but for the sickly glow of hundreds of monitors... a mob of coders, all hunched over their various workstations.
Suddenly, a burly, unshaven brute of a coder stands up, thrusts an accusing finger towards another man across the room, and shouts "He's using global variables!... GET HIM!"
Pipes, chains, and two-by-fours appear out of nowhere as the entire mass of geeks converge on the poor victim, now bleating plaintively, pathetically trying to shield himself with his keyboard...
...
Yeah, I see how that could work out pretty well, actually!
Coding with the fishes, see
by
Nastard
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· Score: 5, Funny
I don't know what he's talking about. There's no mob mentality on the internet. The web is a place where individuals can share unique and sometimes conflicting ideas in a positive manner. To imply that there is any kind of groupthink...
I just realized where I was. Tra la la.
Mob developed software - hmmmm...
by
JanneM
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· Score: 5, Funny
"I will give you a patch you cannot refuse"
Well, it might work:-)
/Janne
-- Trust the Computer. The Computer is your friend.
At first glance, I thought he was talking about a database to keep track of whose kneecaps to break, with a friendly MS Word'esque helper with the face of Tony Soprano telling you "It looks like you're tryin' to write a fsckin' business letter." Then I actually read the article. . .
- Relativistic? That's barely Newtonian!
A software methodology that has a stupider name than "X-Treme Programming"
Trolls throughout history:
Jonathan Swift
You bring the pitchforks and I'll get some torches. We'll have Mozilla 1.0 out in no time!
"Prefiero morir de pie que vivir siempre arrodillado!"
The bigger the project, the more people should be writing it?
WOAH! Where'd that truck come from? I always thought that the bigger the project, the fewer people should work on it...
And all *my* story submissions get rejected...
Moderate away! I've got Karma and I know how to use it!
If God gave us curiosity
... no lights but for the sickly glow of hundreds of monitors... a mob of coders, all hunched over their various workstations.
Suddenly, a burly, unshaven brute of a coder stands up, thrusts an accusing finger towards another man across the room, and shouts "He's using global variables!... GET HIM!"
Pipes, chains, and two-by-fours appear out of nowhere as the entire mass of geeks converge on the poor victim, now bleating plaintively, pathetically trying to shield himself with his keyboard...
...
Yeah, I see how that could work out pretty well, actually!
I don't know what he's talking about. There's no mob mentality on the internet. The web is a place where individuals can share unique and sometimes conflicting ideas in a positive manner. To imply that there is any kind of groupthink...
I just realized where I was. Tra la la.
"I will give you a patch you cannot refuse"
Well, it might work
/Janne
Trust the Computer. The Computer is your friend.