Ismael Valladolid Torres <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> With the difference that the programmer needs what he's programming to
> *work* according to a suite of specs. Meanwhile the artist doesn't
> need anything to *work* in any physical way.
> 
> So yes programming is more or less creative but creativity in
> programming has clear limits.

That is true for some programmers working to spec, but it is true for
some photographers working to spec, or copywriters working to spec
(such as, the client requires a particular type of image or text for
an ad campaign).  Other times, programmers and photographers are just
making it up without any limits.

If one's working to spec, creativity has clear limits.
This isn't massively different across occupations.

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