What are the skills that are essential for developers and computer scientists in general but are disappearing/rare.

Ill start it off with sayin probably the relation of a developers code on a hardware level, i dont see many programmers knowing about what happens under the hood when he chooses an if over a switch.

What do you think?

How to work as a team and not drive everyone else crazy

Commonsense

@zlice okay so what advice would you give these people tho solve both your skills(not knowing the hardware, not putting themselves in other peoples shoes), lets help these people that are passing by ^_^

My recommendation would be reading and implementing various ebooks, to learn about some hardware components and how memory is involved, for the UI/UX im assuming most programmers are lazy (the good kind) and want to just forget the looks and focus on functionality, which is great if looks in the 21st century doesnt matter, which it does (fortnite/pubg?) So they should really get in there and get the best mix of the two without tons of steps ... what do you think?

@Elii There are some interesting games that might be a good starting point. Human Resource Machine, almost anything by Zachtronics (Shenzhen I/O, SpaceChem, TIS-100, etc.), and a few others I saw in my Steam store recommended list when browsing these. They give a nice, structured introduction to basic, assembly-level programming thinking in a way that rewards progress (and optimization) and helps you understand the various tradeoffs involved with the decisions you make.