plumbing

And even when we are 99% of the time is spent on build environments and configuration and plumbing.

Instead of creating a mutable set of plumbing, you can create an equal design that has static plumbing with altering flows based on data.

But while it could be done, most offices don't have the insides separated out (wiring,plumbing) installed and non-opening windows.

And potentially the same plumbing for incoming water could be used to cool the reactor.

Someone who knowns nothing about plumbing will not be shocked at this, having no idea what it is (until it's explained to them).

It is so low level that one has to write a lot of plumbing code to take care of error handling and resource management.

This is not usually possible because of the cost to run plumbing.

I am bemused that coding has such a mystique when in reality coding is something akin to metalwork combined with plumbing.

We are mad because this plumbing is insufficient, and we're not getting enough water!

Imagine building a house - that the house needs plumbing should be something the architect realizes upfront, not something that should be discovered half way through.

If you could get the breathing tube to the vent pipe part of the plumbing there might be air in that part of the piping even while the toilet is draining the water from the flooded room.

If you wanted to be really particular, you could probably get a permit for the work itself (plumbing, kitchen, etc) as long as it wasn't specified as residential.

Currently working on a project that allows running different kinds of software defined networking applications on a common controller (I mostly do "plumbing" work).