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To me, that's like asking if I prefer "scientist" or "artist," respectively. I usually identify publicly as an engineer, but really, I'm a developer. "Engineer
by bovermyer 8y ago
To me, that's like asking if I prefer "scientist" or "artist," respectively.
I usually identify publicly as an engineer, but really, I'm a developer. "Engineer" implies a greater degree of mathematical and theoretical understanding and application than I possess.