> Arguing over who spends more time keeping up to date is pointless. Agreed! but that wasn't what vaksel was arguing. He argued that CS requires "constant refr

> Arguing over who spends more time keeping up to date is pointless. Agreed! but that wasn't what vaksel was arguing. He argued that CS requires "constant refreshes", unlike "pretty much any other job". I'm simply arguing that the medical field, at least, requires just as much "refreshing" of skill as CS does. (re the specific example of doctors, the niceness of the places where they get certified is utterly irrelevant, as indeed are generally their certifications. It requires a lot of continuing education to be a doctor, and it also requires a lot of expensive, worthless certifications.)