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By mitchp
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Published: Aug 22 2012 / 07:37

The Politics of Software Development (A Response to Yegge)

Steve Yegge has a couple of posts (here and here) expounding a new theory of thinking about software engineering. Here's my opinion on what I think may be an elaborate troll.

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