Just be aware that you reach a point of diminishing, or even negative, returns as the specifications get more and more detailed.
The quote emphasizes the idea that while increasing the detail in specifications can enhance clarity and precision in a project, there comes a threshold where the benefits diminish. Beyond this point, adding further detail may not only fail to provide additional value but can actually complicate the process, leading to confusion and inefficiency.
This serves as a critical reminder for programmers and project managers to find a balance between sufficient detail and practicality. Understanding when to stop refining specifications is essential for maintaining productivity and ensuring that efforts are aligned with project goals.
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