I think you are significantly under appreciating the difficulty and need for precision in many other fields, like mathematics and physics. For example, compare

I think you are significantly under appreciating the difficulty and need for precision in many other fields, like mathematics and physics. For example, compare "missing a semicolon" to "missing a minus sign" in physics or making precision errors in chemistry. Alright, so both the hard sciences and CS have less traffic than say business, but then physical science has been growing and CS has not, and so we've solved nothing.