April 27, 2007
Entropy Increases. Or, _Chaos_ breeds. Too often in Software Development the Second Law of Thermodynamics holds sway over projects. Over programmers. Over tools. Code is convoluted. Too many people worked on one piece of functionality over the years, noone leaving notes. Documentation is mangled. Direction has changed more than once in the past few months. [...]
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February 20, 2007
There is something intoxicating about being special. A person defers to you in conversation. The team lifts you up after scoring the winning try. A son hugs his mother, asking her to tell him about dinosaurs. See what that special is? It involves relationships. Relating to one another. One person, speaking, doing, thinking, with or [...]
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