Comment by lukan
6 hours ago
Some knowledge does set you apart - the ability to ship things, people pay for.
Not producing holy code in the academic best language.
6 hours ago
Some knowledge does set you apart - the ability to ship things, people pay for.
Not producing holy code in the academic best language.
Ability can't really be compared to knowledge... e.g. you might lose the ability to play the piano, yet retain the knowledge about how to
I don't know (also english is not my first language), but to me it takes knowledge to know what is the right tool for the job. To know what is required to make the client happy. To know where great code matters and where quick and dirty or nowdays vibe code is sufficient. And that knowledge can be complex. It usually requires knowing how people think and act, who don't know how to open a terminal. Because those are the main people using software.