A Unified Theory of Software Evolution
jso888 writes "Salon has a nice article today on Meir Lehman's work on how software evolves and is developed. Lehman's investigation of the IBM OS/360 development process became the foundation for Brooks' Law: "Adding manpower to a late software project makes it later." He is hopeful that his work will make software development less of an art and more of an engineering science."
then can someone make painting less of an art and more of an engineering science?
i have an art assignment due soon and no idea how to go about it.
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i do not use drugs, i AM drugs -- Dali
Can someone tell me why everyone thinks this is so disgusting?
I, myself, think it is a work of art, and inspires me on a daily basis.
I'M BATMAN!!
Grrrr. Why was this modded as flamebait? It's FUNNY, dammit!
Lately democracy seems to be based on the skybox, the Happy Meal box, the X-box, and the idiot box.
It is fscking hilarious! :)
Mythical Man Month???
A little wine with my dinner so I'm the grape ape!
This is a Planet of the Apes reference in case nobody noticed.
My journal has hot
Do it now, you KNOW you want to!
Why is it that whenever somebody lashes out at Christians and attempts to ridicule their beliefs (as the parent poster did) it immediately goes to +5, Funny. Whereas if a poster of faith attempts to quote Scripture or tell the truth about homosexuals, minorities, etc. they are moderated down to -1 for good. Seems like a bit of a double standard..........
this is helpful. Thank you. [smile]
I don't try to engage in mind reading as I am an abysmal failure at it.
That said people telling people to shut up obviously reinforces the group think.
That's the problem with only conversations, sometimes you do not know how many levels of irony and hidden meaning you are supposed to assume.
Of course the criticsm of "you couldn't read his mind, boy are you dumb" sometimes leaves something to be desired. [Shrug]
personally, I don't mind opportunites for education.
"It is a greater offense to steal men's labor, than their clothes"