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> Like if we're not there entering the "numbers" 4 6 15 16 24 32 every 108 minutes, the entire business is going to crumbl Never I have encountered an engineer
by adalacelove 4y ago
> Like if we're not there entering the "numbers" 4 6 15 16 24 32 every 108 minutes, the entire business is going to crumbl
Never I have encountered an engineer that thought that.
- nobleach 4y agoOne need look no further than the O'reilly book on Microservices. First chapter I believe. We call ourselves "engineers" but the truth is, real engineers have real consequences when their designs fail. (buildings fall, bridges fall, etc). It's not a unique take. Now I'm not going to argue about engineering vs developing vs programming as that opens a massive can of worms.
- tester756 4y agoWhat a weird criteria to define engineering - consequences!
- nobleach 4y agoIt's not my designation to give. An "engineer" actually needs rigorous certifications, backed by a certain education.
- tester756 4y agoIf I do have an engineering degree in informatics, then when developing code I'm doing engineering - right? "rigorous certifications" - just a degree... not so rigorous
- chasd00 4y ago>> Like if we're not there entering the "numbers" 4 6 15 16 24 32 every 108 minutes, the entire business is going to crumbl > Never I have encountered an engineer that thought that. there are people all up and down this page saying effectively just that. well i guess i'm assuming most of these people are engineers in the software sense of the word.