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If you read closely, the former is saying they want to train INEXPERIENCED programmers. The latter is saying they don't want to train EXPERIENCED programmers wh
by spencerchubb 3y ago
If you read closely, the former is saying they want to train INEXPERIENCED programmers. The latter is saying they don't want to train EXPERIENCED programmers who are becoming obsolete.
Maybe they were trying to make a different point, but that's how I interpret it.
- cle 3y agoThe former are much cheaper to train than the latter.