Comments by "clray123" (@clray123) on "Internet of Bugs"
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@gplt589 1. Coding, because of natural language ambiguity, is not a simple translation problem. 2. In actual companies those who do the design, the interviews, the requirements analysis, and eventually the code, are often the same people. For greater efficiency and to avoid the problem mentioned in (1). Nobody is sitting there spelling out what to code for coders in such minute detail that coding is a pure triviality without decision making involved. (Ok, maybe in some highly regulated industries it actually works that way, but I've never seen it; if formal documents are written, they are usually written to cover your ass, not to drive coders.)
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