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It's not usually an issue with those professions, where there are more reliable mechanisms both to observe the consequences of not being good enough, and to rej
by happytoexplain 6y ago
It's not usually an issue with those professions, where there are more reliable mechanisms both to observe the consequences of not being good enough, and to reject those who would produce such work. Also, there is zero barrier to entry for programming. These are powerful differences.
- rafaelero 6y ago>there are more reliable mechanisms both to observe the consequences of not being good enough. Are there? Doctors are one of the main causes of death nowadays and it doesn't appear to exist many pushbacks.