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This document is page 266 of a text titled 'Are the Androids Dreaming Yet?', bearing the Bates stamp HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015956. The text discusses management philosophy regarding software engineering, specifically focusing on how to divide complex tasks among 'super-programmers' and the role of architects/managers. It draws analogies between software development and movie production, citing historical creative duos like Rogers & Hammerstein and Elton & Curtis as examples of successful collaboration.
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| Name | Role | Context |
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| Rogers | Composer (Historical Reference) |
Cited as part of a successful creative duo with Hammerstein.
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| Hammerstein | Lyricist (Historical Reference) |
Cited as part of a successful creative duo with Rogers.
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| Ben Elton | Writer (Historical Reference) |
Cited as part of a successful creative duo with Richard Curtis.
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| Richard Curtis | Writer (Historical Reference) |
Cited as part of a successful creative duo with Ben Elton.
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Cited as 'successful creative duos'
Cited as 'successful creative duos'
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"Practically, once your task is over the limit for a single human, a software project must be split up."Source
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"They are the super-programmer with the whole creative work in their head, and an eye on the audience and financial backers."Source
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"The job of dividing things into sub-tasks is, itself, a creative problem and must not be done mechanically."Source
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