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Just because we use [discrete, not continuous] math doesn’t mean we’re not doing engineering Yes, it does. The analog-digital divide makes engineering that mu
by jimmyvalmer 5y ago
Just because we use [discrete, not continuous] math doesn’t mean we’re not doing engineering
Yes, it does. The analog-digital divide makes engineering that much
harder than programming where 1's remain 1's and 0's remain 0's
regardless of real-world curveballs like temperature and fat people.
- CSSer 5y agoIsn't the appeal you're making also refuted by the article? "not all forms of engineering result in physical processes. In particular, industrial engineering rarely does."[0] [0]:https://www.hillelwayne.com/post/are-we-really-engineers/#:~:text=not%20all%20forms%20of%20engineering%20result%20in%20physical%20processes.%20In%20particular%2C%20industrial%20engineering%20rarely%20does https://www.hillelwayne.com/post/are-we-really-engineers/#:~....