engineering
Coverage of engineering in the Nexus archive.
- "Software Engineering" Is Not Engineering
The article argues that 'Software Engineering' is not a true form of engineering, referencing a 2005 archived source and a Hacker News comment thread. It challenges the classification of software development within traditional engineering disciplines.
- UK’s Operation Interflex Shifts Into Advanced Training Phase for Ukrainian Troops
The UK's Operation Interflex training program for Ukrainian troops is transitioning to advanced specialist skills in aviation, medical, engineering, logistics, and helicopter training. This shift, entering its fifth year, aims to enhance Ukraine's long-term military capabilities according to UK officials.
- Kerala KEAM results: Roshan Raju tops engineering, Vinayak Narayan bags first rank in pharmacy
Roshan Raju topped the engineering category and Vinayak Narayan ranked first in pharmacy in the Kerala KEAM results, declared by Higher Education Minister Roji M. John in Kochi.
- College students are voting with their feet on AI. Goldman has the receipts
College students are shifting away from AI-exposed majors like computer science and into fields like healthcare and engineering, according to a Goldman Sachs analysis. The study found enrollment drops in high-displacement-risk majors and surges in lower-risk ones, with AI automation cutting 11,000 U.S. jobs monthly and disproportionately affecting Gen Z graduates.
- Drexel Receives $112.6M Gift for Computing, Engineering
Drexel University received a $112.6 million gift to support computing and engineering initiatives. The donation was reported by Susan H. Greenberg in a June 15, 2026 article.
- The Outer Edge: Nerdy by Nature
The article explores how researchers, educators, and coastal observers in the Outer Banks examine the relationship between place and human thought through engineering, history, and discovery. It highlights the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse and ham radio signals as examples of connections between land, sea, and shared understanding.
- UK government announces £132.5m after-school clubs package
The UK government has announced a £132.5m funding package for after-school clubs offering activities like music, debating, engineering, and sports. The initiative aims to provide alternatives to online time as ministers prepare to introduce social media restrictions for under-16s.
- Jeff Bezos's AI startup Prometheus raises $12 billion at $41 billion valuation
Jeff Bezos's AI startup Prometheus raised $12 billion at a $41 billion valuation. The industrial AI company, co-led by Bezos and Vik Bajaj, has hired approximately 150 people and is developing AI systems for engineering and manufacturing.
- Honor Magic V6 review: A mechanical marvel
The Honor Magic V6 showcases impressive engineering and is described as a mechanical marvel, but its software is criticized for needing significant improvement.
- Citadel Securities Expands India Trading and Engineering Teams
Citadel Securities is expanding its trading and engineering teams in India. The move indicates increased investment in the region's financial and technological infrastructure.
- Telli (YC F24) is hiring in engineering, design, and GTM [Berlin, on-site]
Telli, a YC F24 company, is hiring for engineering, design, and GTM roles in Berlin on a full-time basis. The article provides links to the job posting and Hacker News discussion.
- Rise of the Forward Deployed Engineer
The article discusses the emergence of Forward Deployed Engineers (FDEs), a new role blending engineering and product management to accelerate AI development. FDEs are positioned to optimize the AI flywheel by bridging technical execution and business strategy, potentially reshaping tech company operations.
- Boeing deliveries soar past Airbus for the first time in years, but this is no time to unbuckle your seat belt
Boeing has delivered more commercial planes in a quarter than Airbus for the first time in seven years, marking a significant shift in industry dynamics. However, ongoing supply chain and engineering challenges continue to disrupt the supply of new aircraft.