I really like the distinction between engineers and coders. As someone who hires people (and having graduated as engineer), it is already extremely difficult t

I really like the distinction between engineers and coders. As someone who hires people (and having graduated as engineer), it is already extremely difficult to hire people who have an "engineering mindset", who know how things work deeply and would be able to make new stuff from scratch if needed. For "coders", who only know how to put a few libraries together and are allergic to novel stuff, I got stacks and stacks of resumés. Yeah, those will get replaced.