Chimpanzees act as 'engineers', choosing materials to make tools
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#13After that, maybe a story about plant 'engineers', growing toward the sun.
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#14Up next, a story about how ants act as 'engineers' - choosing soft-enough-to-dig ground, that is not waterlogged, to build their nests. After that, maybe a story about plant 'engineers', growing toward the sun.
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#16Up next, a story about how ants act as 'engineers' - choosing soft-enough-to-dig ground, that is not waterlogged, to build their nests. After that, maybe a story about plant 'engineers', growing toward the sun.
All the while programmers are not engineers but craftsmen, because... we don't use slide rules or something.
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#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
All the while programmers are not engineers but craftsmen, because... we don't use slide rules or something.
I think it's more that we don't follow ethical rules or something
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#18I thought this would be more relatable, like, "chimpanzee engineers found pretending to managers about estimates, chimpanzee managers found pretending to listen".
“Chimpanzee closes Jira ticket, with acceptance criteria met but product not functional.”
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#19fruits: lower, tastier, juicier. Choose two
Maybe a few of the best will fall when a storm comes but by and large these rot in the sun.
It’s strange how much animals love fruit. All fruit.