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Yes, that’s expected of every scientist I am working with. The reason is quite simple and have little to do with Engineering work being more expensive than Scie
by Fiahil 4y ago
Yes, that’s expected of every scientist I am working with. The reason is quite simple and have little to do with Engineering work being more expensive than Scientific one (it’s actually the opposite): get a nice problem to solve or a great model to build, and very soon, you have an ivory tower completely disconnected from the original objective.
To be fair, I don’t ask scientists to understand concurrency issues in programming. Only the basic stuff that is required for delivering a functional program. Yes, Pandas and Scikit-learn belong to the basic stuff.
- selimthegrim 4y agoIf they wanted to learn, where would you point them?
- Fiahil 4y agoSide-by-side coding with a backend engineer (web or other), is great ! Anything else involving practice is going to work as well :)