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I kinda see what you mean, but systems is an exceptionally vague term. Popular use and even the formal field of Systems Science is hardly more related to comput

• namaria 4y ago
  >but systems is an exceptionally vague term. I don't understand the use of but here. This doesn't contrast with what I said. >Everything programmed are systems Then 'systems programming' is a redundant turn of phrase. You don't say you're 'food cooking', while there are foods you don't cook.
  • Jiocus 4y ago
    > I don't understand the use of but here. This doesn't contrast with what I said. I meant that I don't agree with your sense of the word 'system', as clearly and obviously referring to software development. Of ourse, if paired up with the words 'development' or 'programming', the association is there. Still, the following titles reads to me as very different occupations: - Systems Programmer (low-level, bare metal) - Systems Engineer, (e.g. aeronautics, robotics, banking, requirements) - Systems Developer (business domains, processes & people, services) biases all mine
• mtlmtlmtlmtl 4y ago
  I always figured it was just a shorter version of operating system programming.