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That's a bit of a crude reduction, in my opinion. If we are debating semantics, then I would argue that I'm a part-time surgeon because I removed a splinter. I
by jspash 6y ago
That's a bit of a crude reduction, in my opinion. If we are debating semantics, then I would argue that I'm a part-time surgeon because I removed a splinter. I would do more surgery if it wasn't for all the civil engineering I've been getting up to in the garden lately.
Sure, surgeons and engineers have to start somewhere just like programmers. But they also have well-defined gates to make sure true imposters don't get in.
- paganel 6y agoBeing a surgeon is not the same thing as being an engineer, being an engineer is not the same thing as being a programmer. The post was about being a programmer, i.e. about making computers “automatically” do the stuff that you want them to do.