For those in our industry, know this - we stradle many disciplines, savour your place.
For those who work with us - as detailed as we need to be, detail is often the problem.
As ironic as it is, many of my greatest insights have come as the result of a non-technical person speaking their mind.
I'm sure a lot of people in our industry have found that as they've gained more experience, they've spent more time focusing on the basics and finding solutions at that end of the spectrum.
As this is a basic exercise, the message and justification is basic. Just because someone hasn't gone through the same education and experience as you doesn't relegate their input to the level of uselessness. In fact, the exact opposite may be true.
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Computer Science is still considered to be an artform by many - a process of trial, error, elimination and refinement. So often we are left with one plan - plan F. Given the state of play, seeing where others have stepped is most excellent for our industry and our art. This is my contribution - trying to skip over the methodologies designated A through E. This is Methodology F
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- Null
- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- Null is a software developer, systems administrator and database administrator working for a company that puts all their skills to use (and does quite a lot to push and develop them). Null has previously worked as a consultant, servicing many different types of clients thoughout many industries and has developed skills across many software packages, engineering techniques and other technical areas. Welcome to the sampling of ramblings and opinions that eminate from Null's work, research, development and personal life.
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