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Fortunately, most of the programs I write are for my own use

Yeah, I'm the same way. I think most programmers are writing for themselves, and their own projects.

The other problem with the "dictator programmer" is that he may not always do it the BEST way. When more minds look at a problem, the best solution tends to float to the top, like cream. Just like perlmonks. :-)

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In reply to Re^3: OT: The mythical man month - have we learned nothing? by zentara
in thread OT: The mythical man month - have we learned nothing? by EdwardG

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