All too many programs are made in the images of the people who create them: complex, technically sound, but ineffective, often woefully, at communcating with human beings. Why are we surprised?
--Thomas Jay Peckish II
The tweet looked like:
Too many programs are made in the images of those who create them: complex, technically sound, but poor at communcating with human beings.
which may actually be a tad better...
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