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[–] rottingleaf@lemmy.world 0 points 3 months ago

Yeah, there are people who can "in general" imagine how this will happen, but programming is exactly 99% not about "in general" but about specific "dumb" conflicts in the objective reality.

People think that what they generally imagine as the task is the most important part, and since they don't actually do programming or anything requiring to deal with those small details, they just plainly ignore them, because those conversations and opinions exist in subjective bendable reality.

But objective reality doesn't bend. Their general ideas without every little bloody detail simply won't work.