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I came across a pretty amusing analogy back when prompt "engineering" was all the rage a few years ago. > Calling someone a prompt engineer is like calling the
by vunderba 1y ago
I came across a pretty amusing analogy back when prompt "engineering" was all the rage a few years ago.
> Calling someone a prompt engineer is like calling the guy who works at Subway an artist because his shirt says ‘Sandwich Artist.’
All jokes aside I wouldn't get to hung up on the title, the term engineer has long since been diluted to the point of meaninglessness.
https://jobs.mysubwaycareer.eu/careers/sandwich-artist.htm https://jobs.mysubwaycareer.eu/careers/sandwich-artist.htm
- theanonymousone 1y agoWhy would I have a problem calling that guy a sandwich engineer? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_engineer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_engineer
- wiseowise 1y agoBecause you’ll hurt ops huge ego. God forbid you put the godly title of ENGINEER near something so trivial as sandwich.
- guappa 1y agoIt's cute that you think that being a sound engineer is something you can pick up in a few minutes, while it requires knowledge of acoustics, electronics, music theory and human perception.
- theanonymousone 1y agoIt's your understanding of what I wrote, not what I meant and far from it.