Rivimea, god of accidents

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2026-07-15 19:52:31 UTC

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When I wrote that, I inferred that you want to find better ways to train software developers using apprenticeship in other domains as a model. Unfortunately, I'm not able to figure out any other purpose after catching up to the latest posts in the thread.

2026-07-15 18:48:45 UTC

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You're making an analogy to woodworking, but I feel like other domains would be a closer match for software. In professional writing, you're expected to already know writing before you do novice-level professional work, albeit not up to the organization's standards. You're expected to learn skills on top of this like sourcing information and using the organization's established voice.
Learning to write is hard even when you already know the language, and there was never a motivation to break it down into small apprentice lessons. Why look for such a process for people to learn professional programming?

2026-03-02 20:38:48 UTC

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Of the business you listed, I can only find HBGary and Raytheon by searching for their names. How does the data show links to the other businesses?

2025-07-27 20:08:37 UTC

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Economics is the study of how society manages labor and resources. Processes like inflation, poverty, and market crashes happen whether we understand them or not; best to understand them so we can do something about them.
The economists who get amplified the most are the ones who rationalize and justify what the powerful do to accrue power. I think those are the economists you are talking about. These people don't make up the whole of economics, just the most visible component of it, and we shouldn't reject all of economics because of them.