Macleod Sawyer recently wrote a blog post titled “9 truths that computer programmers know that most people don’t.”
While I believe there was truth in each fact, there were a few quotes that stood out.
Under the hood, most critical software you use every day (like Mac OS X, or Facebook) contains a terrifying number of hacks and shortcuts that happen to barely fit together into a working whole. It would be like taking apart a brand-new 747 and discovering that the fuel line is held in place by a coat-hanger and the landing gear is attached with duct tape. Ben Cherry
Programming is thinking, not typing. Casey Patton
For the other truths, visit the full article which is linked below.
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