Are application programmers prohibited from performing system programmer functions?

Are you, as a programmer who will implement the system, comfortable with the architecture?

Do you change just one module, or are the changes scattered throughout the entire system?

Does collision responsibility fall on the manufacturer, system programmer, or user?

Has the criteria for correct network parameterization and configuration been established?

How do you hide the complexity and limitations of hardware from application programmers?

Is there anything else that conflicts with system programmer access or duties?

Should the programmer be allowed to code dilemmas in the software of autonomous systems?

What is the difference between a physical address, a network address, and a domain name?

Which source code metrics do the programmers think are representative for testable code?

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