This is, again, GP's criticism of purity for its own sake. I've had to interview people for whom academia didn't work, and they were simply ignorant in terms o

This is, again, GP's criticism of purity for its own sake. I've had to interview people for whom academia didn't work, and they were simply ignorant in terms of real-world skills. Writing a Bash script shouldn't be an hobby pursuit, I'm sure a Master's in CS can spare 6 credits (one course, one semester) to teach Git, scripting, encoding, linting, etc. Academia-grade code can be much better if you look past the purity of their pursuits.