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> You can't expect Devs to self-teach each other those concepts on the side, that (advanced, third-year) CS students struggle with hard. You imply that Devs ar
by wiseowise 4y ago
> You can't expect Devs to self-teach each other those concepts on the side, that (advanced, third-year) CS students struggle with hard.
You imply that Devs are lower on a hierarchy level than third-year CS students.
- schroeding 4y agoSorry, I formulated this a bit unclear, advanced in the "advanced into their studies" sense. Not freshmen. (Thus, "advanced, third-year") I don't think Devs are lower on some kind of "hierarchy level" than CS students. But they have less time. That is all. The article wants devs to learn completly new CS concepts without also saying that they need payed time to do so, as they otherwise have to learn in their free time for their job.
- lelanthran 4y ago> You imply that Devs are lower on a hierarchy level than third-year CS students. I think he implies that devs have less time to devote to new languages.