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Anything you say before the word “but” does not count.
The Technium: What Books Will Become
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In their theme park, the Disney company had built what they were calling their “Avatar robot.” It displayed the most fluid robotic motion the world had ever seen.
ColdFusion Presents
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Words are too abstract
On the other end of the spectrum, projects that are too vague don’t work either. When a project is defined in a few words, nobody knows what it means. “Build a calendar view” or “add group notifications” sound sensible, but what exactly do they entail? Team members don’t have enough information to make trade-offs. They don’t know what to include or leave out. A programmer who worked in that situation said:
You’re solving a problem with no context. You have to be a mind reader. It’s like: “we’ll know it when we see it.”
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