Comment by olalonde 4 hours ago > PRDIs it Baader-Meinhof or is everyone on HN suddenly using obscure acronyms? 4 comments olalonde Reply shujito 3 hours ago It stands for Product Requirements Document, it is something commonly used in project planning and management. epicureanideal 3 hours ago Maybe so, but personally it seemed to be referred to as a "specification" or "spec" for a long time, and then suddenly around maybe 5 years ago I started to hear people use "PRD". I'm not sure what caused the change. olalonde 1 hour ago Yep, software specs or requirements[0]. Thanks to LLMs it's easy to look up acronyms, but still, it feels like there's an uptick of them on HN[1]...[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47323316 who the hell knows that version of "RSI"?
shujito 3 hours ago It stands for Product Requirements Document, it is something commonly used in project planning and management. epicureanideal 3 hours ago Maybe so, but personally it seemed to be referred to as a "specification" or "spec" for a long time, and then suddenly around maybe 5 years ago I started to hear people use "PRD". I'm not sure what caused the change. olalonde 1 hour ago Yep, software specs or requirements[0]. Thanks to LLMs it's easy to look up acronyms, but still, it feels like there's an uptick of them on HN[1]...[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47323316 who the hell knows that version of "RSI"?
epicureanideal 3 hours ago Maybe so, but personally it seemed to be referred to as a "specification" or "spec" for a long time, and then suddenly around maybe 5 years ago I started to hear people use "PRD". I'm not sure what caused the change. olalonde 1 hour ago Yep, software specs or requirements[0]. Thanks to LLMs it's easy to look up acronyms, but still, it feels like there's an uptick of them on HN[1]...[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47323316 who the hell knows that version of "RSI"?
olalonde 1 hour ago Yep, software specs or requirements[0]. Thanks to LLMs it's easy to look up acronyms, but still, it feels like there's an uptick of them on HN[1]...[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47323316 who the hell knows that version of "RSI"?
It stands for Product Requirements Document, it is something commonly used in project planning and management.
Maybe so, but personally it seemed to be referred to as a "specification" or "spec" for a long time, and then suddenly around maybe 5 years ago I started to hear people use "PRD". I'm not sure what caused the change.
Yep, software specs or requirements[0]. Thanks to LLMs it's easy to look up acronyms, but still, it feels like there's an uptick of them on HN[1]...
[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47323316 who the hell knows that version of "RSI"?