Eh, sometimes. Euler relies on a lot of math, or math tricks, that is simply not necessary for a vast majority of today's computing. It used to be that progra

Eh, sometimes. Euler relies on a lot of math, or math tricks, that is simply not necessary for a vast majority of today's computing. It used to be that programmers were needed for a lot of number crunchy things, but I've found at least in the "business world" (as opposed to academia, or perhaps startup), most computing is simply moving data around, and storage and retrieval.