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    Hahaha, this is why it's best to have multiple programmers working on multiple projects at one time. A many-to-many relationship is quite efficient if it comes to number per amount of time. I won't elaborate on the child bearing example.

    This just makes me think of how efficient it would be to have a pool of programmers and a pool of tasks that have to be done and then let them sort themselves out. I reckon the programmers would eventually get bored and either work on the tasks or start side projects that would be quite profitable or make the work more efficient. Hmmm...
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    When my manager was thinking about adding recources to a delayed project, which would have made things even worse, I seriously told him "what one dev can do in one month, two devs can do in two months".
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