I think their point is that there's a split between the modeling / mathematical focus versus an imperative algorithm focus.
Kind of like how being good at relational-databases and SQL is different than being good at coding up B-tree implementations.
I think their point is that there's a split between the modeling / mathematical focus versus an imperative algorithm focus.
Kind of like how being good at relational-databases and SQL is different than being good at coding up B-tree implementations.