> > any problem with the lack of hard engineering, science, math, … > To be fair, that does exclude quite a lot of problems. I had some trouble parsing the co

> > any problem with the lack of hard engineering, science, math, … > To be fair, that does exclude quite a lot of problems. I had some trouble parsing the comment, but I eventually settled on the reading that it means what it literally says, a problem caused by the lack of engineering in computer engineering, of science in computer science, and of math in "computer math" (a phrase I have never heard), rather than a problem other than hard engineering, science, and math, which I agree with you excludes an awful lot of problems.