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Not really? It typically just means front-end, back-end, database. Not networking? I know it says "full" but it's not that full.

• joelbluminator 8y ago
  They also have to build their own computer and a small generator that creates electricty, and probably their own wifi router. otherwise they're mediocre and don't understand how stuff REALLY works.
  • james_s_tayler 8y ago
    Well we joke about it but I do have the concept of "deep stack" which are the devs who were Rockstar Ninjas when they were younger and are now 20 years deep and really do just know bloody everything. Rare, wonderful individuals. The other is the "Octopus". An octopus has reasonable skills at fullstack dev, customer development, business development, business analysis, marketing, sales and accounting.
  • C1sc0cat 8y ago
    I do seem to recall as a child making a small generator Dad got me a kit designed for kids for Christmas on year. Though I think Layer one assumes power and the pys media exists :-)
    • AstralStorm 8y ago
      Power is assumed, yes, but it deals with physical media directly. That's what 1 is. You make or design the RF level hardware. Layer 2 is where PHY is a separate entity - driver stack starts at the lowest point of this. (Used to be higher but now more things are offloaded to firmware or hardware.)
• shove 8y ago
  “If you want to make an apple pie…”
• C1sc0cat 8y ago
  Not to me as an ex OSI guy :-)