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It seems like it's more like the part of software engineering that's "Figure out how to get a pull request accepted" or "Run git log and determine why this chan
by geofft 7y ago
It seems like it's more like the part of software engineering that's "Figure out how to get a pull request accepted" or "Run git log and determine why this change was made" or "Present your work convincingly at a conference" than the part of software engineering that's "Fix warnings and pass tests." You're still working with systems, in a broad sense: you're working with systems of people with fairly discoverable incentives and desires. But they're very different from systems that run on your computer.