> ...scientists and engineers; not computer scientists and software engineers, but the real ones.
That's a good one. And well-deserved.
That's a good one. And well-deserved.
I worked with some numerical analyst/software people before. Although their C++ code looks modern and fancy, the effort to install all the dependencies and finally utilize those is not worthy of the trouble. Eventually, it's all about solving the problem efficiently, not the appearance.
I do generally agree with the point though, and sometimes I feel that I and people I work with become hung up on things like code elegance and testability rather than actually addressing the task at hand.