Spoken like someone who has never worked in industry. There's a lot of BS, but in general academia and industry have vastly different goals. It's so fucking dif

Spoken like someone who has never worked in industry. There's a lot of BS, but in general academia and industry have vastly different goals. It's so fucking different getting something to work vs building something that a team of 30+ engineers can understand and maintain. There's a reason it's called "software engineering" and not "computer scientist-ing", they are entirely different roles. You have to worry about things like reliability, logging, failure modes, etc. that quite frankly nobody in a lab thinks about outside of fixing their one-off script to get the result they need one time for their paper.