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Building a bridge and building a sand castle are two entirely different things. Each impressive in their own way, but clearly there is a difference both in ter
by haswell 2y ago
Building a bridge and building a sand castle are two entirely different things.
Each impressive in their own way, but clearly there is a difference both in terms of the skills required and the outcomes enabled.
I think the specific term used matters less than the ability to distinguish between different types of building things.
If you want to build a bridge, you’re not going to hire the sand castle builder if sand castles are all they have built.
- johnisgood 2y agoYes, using a browser is different from writing a program, and there is a difference between "writing (or copy pasting) a script" and [...].
- 9rx 2y agoIn this case they all refer to building the same thing, but at different steps in the process. Theoretically each step could be carried out by a different person, but in modern practice it would be quite unusual to do so – which is why they can be, and are, used interchangeably. If someone is doing one of them it is almost certain they are doing all of them.