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Yes, but in most fields, conceptual understanding doesn't matter for most tasks. That's the problem with software. A brick-layer doesn't need to understand str
by marcosdumay 2y ago
Yes, but in most fields, conceptual understanding doesn't matter for most tasks.
That's the problem with software. A brick-layer doesn't need to understand structural stability, but in software every task is structure validation, and people expect brick-layers to be productive.
- phatskat 2y ago> A brick-layer doesn't need to understand structural stability Maybe a “junior” brick layer doesn’t need to, as much as a junior engineer doesn’t need to understand the ins and outs of their language. But a senior brick layer, or an architect, needs to understand more of the details so that they can set out the plan for the junior.
- marcosdumay 2y agoEh... What language do brick layers work with? You mean their spoken language? Also: "a senior brick layer, or an architect" those are complete different professions.
- alsetmusic 2y agoYou’re shitting on blue collar people. It isn’t a good thing.