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Re: why blame the programmers??
I wrote an essay worth of response to this and then realized it was just a rant out one of my mentors and is now saved in my /rant folder. Here's the tl;dr version:
Its always the programmers fault.
I usually don't mind it but it can get frustrating.
As for the reason its usually the programmer's fault, it's probably because its the least understood by anyone who's not a programmer. Most programmers can diagnose problems and judge whether its the program's fault and even if we don't think its the program's fault we usually are willing to go back through our code and check for errors.
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04-04-2010, 01:42
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