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It’s not that much about playing NBA. More being able to play a game of basketball. Or watch one and understand the rules. Or knowing when you need to call a
by dopidopHN 5y ago
It’s not that much about playing NBA.
More being able to play a game of basketball. Or watch one and understand the rules.
Or knowing when you need to call a plumber vs running to Lowe’s and fix it yourself.
I don’t thing we should expect anybody beside software engineers to be software engineers.
But a greater code literacy would go a long way.
Imagine scenarios where you hand over your code delivery to a client that can actually run and manage it.
I don’t know what NBA level would mean for software.
You need a uncanny, almost innate ability to perform in a extremely competitive field,
where a ton of other really good agents are operating at the same time.
I can’t think of anything like that in software really. E-sport would apply but it’s not really the subject.
Maybe some demo-scenes? Or raw effective genius ala John carmak.