People have always told me it basically boils down to:
cs vs se
algorithms vs applications
data structures vs architecture
specifics vs broad
theoretical research vs practical implementation
I don't really buy it. It seems to me there be one field, Software Problem Solvers. The scope and type of your problems lump you into CS/SE categories as a shorthand, but it's generally unhelpful imo.
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People have always told me it basically boils down to:
I don't really buy it. It seems to me there be one field, Software Problem Solvers. The scope and type of your problems lump you into CS/SE categories as a shorthand, but it's generally unhelpful imo.