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And skip the credentialism, because that’s generally bullshit.

• pjmlp 3y ago
  Not at all, that is a guarantee that people actually know how to hold the scapel and can enter the operating room safely. A brick layer doesn't turn into a Construction Engineer, only because they think they know everything about building houses, and have somehow built their own during long weekends. Likewise a coder out of a bootcamp, isn't someone versed in what actually entails to be a Software Engineer, regarless how cool the title might sound like.
  • kortilla 3y ago
    No, it’s not a guarantee, it’s just a noisy filter with a very high false negative rate and a high enough false positive rate (as visible in malpractice insurance).
    • pjmlp 3y ago
      I certainly is, those numbers would be much higher without that filter.
      • kortilla 3y ago
        I don’t think you know what “guarantee” means. If it was a guarantee, malpractice insurance wouldn’t exist.