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So you do not see the benefit in learning what is considered advanced technologies today because it'll change in the future? Why bother learning anything in thi
by talmand 15y ago
So you do not see the benefit in learning what is considered advanced technologies today because it'll change in the future? Why bother learning anything in this field at all?
Or is it just the name they chose? Because it seems really rude of you to insult an entire group of people simply because they wish to take a course of which you do not like the name.
I'm totally lost on your attitude about this.
- gaius 15y agoSee comments above about general vs specific human capital.
- eli_gottlieb 15y agoSo you do not see the benefit in learning what is considered advanced technologies today because it'll change in the future? Why bother learning anything in this field at all? The core of any field should be eternal. For example, `while` loops and `lambda` expressions are simply not going to change that much in the next 5 years. Neither is the Model-View-Controller architecture, say. Portable, core skills are valuable. Particular syntaxes, you can just learn in your first couple weeks on a job.