Re: Latin, Shakespeare, and other irrelevant topics

[sk <sknipe@ktc.com>]

>It is interesting enough, why exactly "for the most part, these two tasks are
>out of range of one individual". Let's imagine an experiment: a person (which
>is assumed to be qualified in relevant areas) uses two separate environments
>- one for design work and another for implementation. Say, two offices in
>different parts of the town. And that person strictly follows the discipline:
>no implementaion work in the Design Office, no design work in the Implementation
>Office, and there is no way to extract an information from either office (until 
>the end of the project) except of a single established chanell which connects 
>those two offices (something like e-mail).
>  Why that isn't enough? Why that "time-slicing" can't simulate an effect of 
>two cooperating persons?
>  (For another division you may imagine an Artistic Office and Pure Enginerring
>Office, for example.)

So, you mean a clear separation of concerns, a clearly defined
protocol to 
communicate between the offices ...

Hey, this thread did get back to Ada after all.

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