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I don't see the point. Do lawyers need to know such things to perform well in their careers? Specialization is prevalent for a reason - it has given us modern c

by Sirenos 13y ago

I don't see the point. Do lawyers need to know such things to perform well in their careers? Specialization is prevalent for a reason - it has given us modern civilization and all the fancy technology that comes with it - but there is such a thing as hubris, and I don't think condescension towards those not well versed in the tools of one's craft can be considered a good thing.

cschmidt 13y ago
I think he was trying to say that programmers do use some math concepts even when they might not think of it that way. Lawyers or other non-programmers (rightfully) don't know about mathematical concepts that programmers just take for granted, given their background.
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