Of course people should know some of the basics of hardware and software development. Not knowing the basics or the chain of steps a framework or a protocol tak

Of course people should know some of the basics of hardware and software development. Not knowing the basics or the chain of steps a framework or a protocol takes means you might oversee optimisation or pain points in a certain workflow. But then again knowing how many bits go in a byte it's not needed to be productive in 99% of the cases. Then again when a professional software developer can't tell me how many bits go in a byte or cant at least explain to me how to read/use call stack/stack frame in a IDE or terminal etc. I really start to wonder how experienced and professional that developer really is.