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I find it hard to believe that even a top performing law school grad would be a subject matter expert comparable to a 5 or 10+ year developer for this topic.
by blunte 6y ago
I find it hard to believe that even a top performing law school grad would be a subject matter expert comparable to a 5 or 10+ year developer for this topic.
- ledauphin 6y ago(speaking as a software developer) this dramatically underestimates the intelligence of top lawyers relative to average software developers, and also misunderstands the facts of how law works (the subject matter expertose required is still mostly in law rather than in software development).
- blunte 6y agoIntelligence is not equivalent to experience. A very intelligent person might be able to consume and comprehend information better than a normal person, but they will still not understand some nuances and subtleties that only come from lengthy firsthand experience.
- 1123581321 6y agoA great deal of (conflicting!) SME testimony has already gone into this case.