@corbin_braun: generational fumble if you have not learned how to code yet. next era of giants are being made by 1 engineer for each c…
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A social media post argues that not learning to code is a significant missed opportunity, as future tech giants will be built by fewer engineers per company.
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generational fumble if you have not learned how to code yet.
next era of giants are being made
by 1 engineer for each company
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