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i hear you ;) although i'd counter with the idea that it isn't code-writing which we practice continually to master the art, but world modelling: we model the

by aeim 2y ago

i hear you ;) although i'd counter with the idea that it isn't code-writing which we practice continually to master the art, but world modelling: we model the world within the constraints of code in our mind, to become experienced enough to do so reliably, then usefully within different contexts code is the instrument, not the music

syndicatedjelly 2y ago
In that analogy, the programmer is more like a luthier then, not a musician. Great luthiers generally aren't also great musicians. Completely different set of skills