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Cultivating curiosity for software developers
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As someone who had to read a decent chunk of comp. sci books to skill up after college (my degree was in physics), it kind of shocks me how many other professional software engineers have not built a compiler, don't understand programming language theory, and never really learned the history of how the landscape of operating systems was created and the (mostly legal) conditions in the 90s that led to consumer hardware going to Apple, while bare metal infrastructure is all in Linux. I'm not saying one is better than the other, but I am saying there's a class of engineers that regurgitate ideas about computer systems but they don't fundamentally understand the conditions those computer systems excel at, then they shockingly realize one thing is better than another. Yes, because it was *designed* for that.
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