13:06:24 From jerry to Everyone : They’re very subjective?
13:08:34 From jerry to Everyone : We’re extrapolating a claim on a sample to an entire population?
13:09:49 From Joseph to Everyone : What is the threshold that these values are compared to?
13:09:53 From jerry to Everyone : Measurement is arbitrary in of itself
13:11:19 From jerry to Everyone : Potentially
13:11:38 From Angelo Lao to Everyone : the threshold is difficult to determine (subjective)
13:35:13 From jerry to Everyone : "I don’t know"
13:35:51 From Joseph to Everyone : “It depends"
13:35:53 From jerry to Everyone : Longer than you would like.
13:47:25 From Joseph to Everyone : Do we have data on what kind of people on the project had better estimates ?
13:48:32 From Angelo Lao to Everyone : 🤚 LOL
13:48:36 From Joseph to Everyone : I was thinking that if the data was collected on an individual basis, some people might be closer to the truth than others
13:52:28 From Angelo Lao to Everyone : that makes sense!
13:53:07 From Angelo Lao to Everyone : taken with a saltwater bath
14:00:52 From Angelo Lao to Everyone : they measure the complexity?
14:01:24 From jerry to Everyone : Because less inputs and outputs mean the system generalilzes better
14:01:32 From Angelo Lao to Everyone : the cost of testing?
14:01:55 From Joseph to Everyone : The cost of writing the program
14:02:24 From Angelo Lao to Everyone : the inputs and outputs it needs? (the interface)
14:02:56 From Joseph to Everyone : How much work we do
14:02:59 From jerry to Everyone : How much writing
14:03:21 From Joseph to Everyone : no
14:16:50 From Angelo Lao to Everyone : the more code there is, the harder it is to maintain and understand
14:17:01 From jerry to Everyone : Because there might be coupling between the code so you have to spend time figuring out how different pieces of code interact
14:17:35 From jerry to Everyone : 2?
14:17:35 From Angelo Lao to Everyone : KLOC?
14:17:45 From jerry to Everyone : 1
14:19:32 From Angelo Lao to Everyone : live long and prosper!