EEK!!!! I'd better buy the enough 128MB SIMMs for the project before legions of NetBSD/mac68k fanatics drive the price beyond my reach. ;D
While it's clear that Tom Cargill must have done PostDoc work at NYU's Lawrence Peter Berra School of Statistics while doing debugger research at Murray Hill, other questions remain . . .
. . . was he a very astute programmer to have realized that time estimation overruns of 80% were common occurrences or . . .
. . . was he a rather dull software project manager to have missed the 200% overrun estimation common in the industry . . .
. . . my guess is that his wry comment is funnier from either point of view and the elegant, next level quip of a brilliant research scientist. :lol:
While it's clear that Tom Cargill must have done PostDoc work at NYU's Lawrence Peter Berra School of Statistics while doing debugger research at Murray Hill, other questions remain . . .
. . . was he a very astute programmer to have realized that time estimation overruns of 80% were common occurrences or . . .
. . . was he a rather dull software project manager to have missed the 200% overrun estimation common in the industry . . .
. . . my guess is that his wry comment is funnier from either point of view and the elegant, next level quip of a brilliant research scientist. :lol: