I am not really sure what you are getting at here. Are you suggesting that people should need to acquire some sort of credential to be allowed to code?
I am not really sure what you are getting at here. Are you suggesting that people should need to acquire some sort of credential to be allowed to code?
> Are you suggesting that people should need to acquire some sort of credential to be allowed to code?
No, I am saying that you are comparing professional $FOO practitioners to professional $BAR practitioners, but it's not a valid comparison because one of those has review and safety built into the process, and the other does not.
You can't use the assertion "We currently allow $FOO practitioners to use every single bit of automation" as evidence that "We should also allow $BAR practitioners to use every bit of automation", because $FOO output gets review by certified humans, and $BAR output does not.
Thanks brother. I flew half way around the world yesterday and am jetlagged as fuck from a 12 hour time change. I'm sorry, my brain apparently shut off, but I follow now. Was out to lunch.
> Thanks brother. I flew half way around the world yesterday and am jetlagged as fuck from a 12 hour time change. I'm sorry, my brain apparently shut off, but I follow now. Was out to lunch.
You know, this was a very civilised discussion; below I've got someone throwing snide remarks my way for some claims I made. You just factually reconfirmed and re-verified until I clarified my PoV.
You're a very pleasant person to argue with.
Thank you! Likewise. Appreciate you being patient with me.
As I get older I've lost the desire to be correct. More interested in understanding other's POV.
I'd argue with you anytime lelanthran.