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2020 July 29

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André Gomes in fprog_spb
In your profile you say you're interested formal methods. Have you studied basic logic? Propositional calculus, first order logic, theorems of Godel, etc?
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Alexander Tchitchigi... in fprog_spb
André Gomes
I think finally I understood this community... It's sad
You make very broad statements about mathematics and mathematicians, physics and physicists, programming (software development) and programmers. Your statements are destined to be wrong just due to sheer broadness and diversity of the fields. The mileage really varies a lot.
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Anatoly Smolyaninov in fprog_spb
André Gomes
Well... People who work in applications of science depend on mathematicians and physicists right? If programmers don't even learn basic maths and physics, then technology will tend to become less powerful. Seems logical no?
я думаю область применения программирования просто стало гораздо шире чем в прошлом, более популярно. Я думаю что те, кому посчастливилось быть причастным к продвижению технологий достаточно квалифицированы — в том плане что врятли из мира исчезнут продвинутые специалисты или их станет меньше из-за снижения порога входа. А для более приземленных вещей знать как раобтает компьютер и понимание математики часто не нужно
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André Gomes in fprog_spb
Alexander Tchitchigin
You make very broad statements about mathematics and mathematicians, physics and physicists, programming (software development) and programmers. Your statements are destined to be wrong just due to sheer broadness and diversity of the fields. The mileage really varies a lot.
My point is simple. How can people write programs without proper mathematical training? For you the answer is... Просто так.
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Alexander Tchitchigi... in fprog_spb
André Gomes
In your profile you say you're interested formal methods. Have you studied basic logic? Propositional calculus, first order logic, theorems of Godel, etc?
Yep sure. On my own. And I still continue to study this direction.
And it has nothing to do with what I do at my job. If anything I'd be better learning some different areas of math. 😊
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André Gomes in fprog_spb
Alexander Tchitchigin
Yep sure. On my own. And I still continue to study this direction.
And it has nothing to do with what I do at my job. If anything I'd be better learning some different areas of math. 😊
So you see? You have the right attitude
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Alexander Tchitchigi... in fprog_spb
André Gomes
My point is simple. How can people write programs without proper mathematical training? For you the answer is... Просто так.
Yep "просто так". And I personally started programming much-much earlier than I learned any related math.
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André Gomes in fprog_spb
Anatoly Smolyaninov
я думаю область применения программирования просто стало гораздо шире чем в прошлом, более популярно. Я думаю что те, кому посчастливилось быть причастным к продвижению технологий достаточно квалифицированы — в том плане что врятли из мира исчезнут продвинутые специалисты или их станет меньше из-за снижения порога входа. А для более приземленных вещей знать как раобтает компьютер и понимание математики часто не нужно
Ну вот. А теперь вопрос: где найти интересную работу?
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André Gomes in fprog_spb
Alexander Tchitchigin
Yep "просто так". And I personally started programming much-much earlier than I learned any related math.
Interesting...
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Alexander Tchitchigi... in fprog_spb
André Gomes
So you see? You have the right attitude
"The right" with respect to what? I would never claim everyone should share my attitude or my interests or my path to programming.
Different people have very different interests, skills and attitudes. There are many path to "programming" — why only one should be praised?
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André Gomes in fprog_spb
For me it's very frustrating that programming lacks the elegance I'm used to in maths
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Anatoly Smolyaninov in fprog_spb
André Gomes
Ну вот. А теперь вопрос: где найти интересную работу?
моя точка зрения — что “интересной” работы меньше не стало. просто количество работы впринципе в разы увелилось и возможно “интересная” от этого затерялась
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Alexander Tchitchigi... in fprog_spb
André Gomes
For me it's very frustrating that programming lacks the elegance I'm used to in maths
Go for theorem proving with Coq/Lean/Isabelle. You can get a job around Smart Contracts and languages and compilers for them.
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André Gomes in fprog_spb
Anatoly Smolyaninov
моя точка зрения — что “интересной” работы меньше не стало. просто количество работы впринципе в разы увелилось и возможно “интересная” от этого затерялась
Очень интересно. Спасибо.
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André Gomes in fprog_spb
Alexander Tchitchigin
Go for theorem proving with Coq/Lean/Isabelle. You can get a job around Smart Contracts and languages and compilers for them.
From what I've seen it's also quite different from maths
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André Gomes in fprog_spb
The things you can prove with those things are too basic
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André Gomes in fprog_spb
I want to read SICP and then dig into haskell
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Alexander Tchitchigi... in fprog_spb
André Gomes
From what I've seen it's also quite different from maths
That's the closest thing to math we have. 😂
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André Gomes in fprog_spb
Hopefully I'll change my mind about progrmming
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Anatoly Smolyaninov in fprog_spb
André Gomes
Очень интересно. Спасибо.
кроме того, говоря о Coq, TLA+, etc.. популяризация айти способствовало появлению гигантских систем и развитию областей знания, которые раньше просто не имели применения. Да даже просто параллельные процессы.
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