I am counting on Julia to remove this language from the fac e of earth.
Fun fact, when the creator announced python beta he clearly said it was for building prototypes
Fun fact, when the creator announced python beta he clearly said it was for building prototypes
Hard sell without huge investment.
It's common in science to see computer scientists implement domain-specific software with a hopelessly naive understanding of the domain, leading to biased, wrong, or misinterpreted results. Like, go to any bioinformatics conference and you will find these people.
"What do you mean I can't just use a database of clinical pathogens to make a tool that generalises to all bacteria?"
This approach works for science, not for software engineering in general. Hence, we do not adopt it.
The problem of a lack of understanding of the domain exists in all domains, but many scientists are particularly inept at expressing their precious ideas in terms that an ordinary person could hope to comprehend.
Another thing that is common in science is scientists that do not know generic college-grade maths, which lays way before domain specialization: https://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/1xfa8p/medical_paper_...