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The Pathetic Fallacy, or, Programming from an Engineering Approach
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James Powell
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oct Sun 05
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This talk posits an understanding of programming as an engineering discipline, one which seeks to resolve certain common questions: - is programming a form of mathematics? - why does code "rot"? - when why do naïve approaches fail? - why does code complexity explode with only marginal increases to problem complexity? It relates this question to the "pathetic fallacy," a literary term that refers to a falseness of pathos, an overly sentimental anthropomorphising of the inanimate, which is argued to be a common explanation for the pathologies that lead to code rot, to the inexplicable failure of the naïve approach, and to explosions in model complexity.
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