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I don't know where he lives, but I am Canadian so I find it laughable that someone with a few-week bootcamp and a few years of on-the-job coding experience can
by pixodaros 5mo ago
I don't know where he lives, but I am Canadian so I find it laughable that someone with a few-week bootcamp and a few years of on-the-job coding experience can call himself an engineer in the USA. In Canada "engineer" is a title with serious requirements and responsibilities. I don't see the Bay Area coder crowd rushing to take responsibilities like "if the bridge I design falls, I can be sued and/or lose my license."
- simianwords 5mo agoI find the American version far more attractive to my ideals. No fake credentials whatsover. And who ends up making better software? Americans.
- jbs789 5mo agoAre you American? What does that mean to you?
- simianwords 4mo agoI’m not American but I don’t think that’s relevant here.