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IMHO, the actual barrier to entry to writing software is so low that trying to raise artificial barriers is unlikely to be succesful. Especially in a world whe
by toast0 2y ago
IMHO, the actual barrier to entry to writing software is so low that trying to raise artificial barriers is unlikely to be succesful.
Especially in a world where disclaiming liability is the norm on all sorts of agreements, why should general software be different?
Software related to life safety tends to have real liability attached.
- em-bee 2y agowhy? i don't think it's any different from requiring a degree. if a qualification exists it most likely can be tied into a degree. like in law for example. you study law and then you pass the bar exam. seems pretty straight forward