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by SkyPuncher
1974 days ago
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> Automotive mechanics is a learning process, fixing cars is a side effect. Well, no. but replace automotive engineering - a more direct analogy to software developer - and yes. > Practicing medicine is a learning process, healing people is a side effect. As someone married to a physician, you'd actually be surprised how accurate that statement is. There are many thinks we have medical confidence, but there are also many things that we have limited knowledge about - especially new areas of medicine. ---- I don't think your argument sounds that ridiculous. We know a lot about computers. What we often don't know a lot about is the business requirements - which are fundamentally human driven. In my experience, technical knowledge is rarely the limitation for good software. It's an inability to discover the human needs of someone else. |
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