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This is sort of a FUD argument IMO. There will always be people who focus on low level software engineering. There will always be people who want to learn about
by pc86 3y ago
This is sort of a FUD argument IMO. There will always be people who focus on low level software engineering. There will always be people who want to learn about the hardware of computers much more than the software. Proportionally there will almost certainly be less (we don't need nearly as many computer engineers as we do software engineers) but as long as the salaries remain competitive there will be plenty.
- KnobbleMcKnees 3y agoIt's not just this but also the fact that there are many more layers of abstraction now than there were even 10 years ago, never mind 20/30/40 years ago, and the real world incentive to understand the entire stack of those abstractions is virtually nil in modern engineering environments.