1/ good thread (I'm RTing something the middle of it; scroll up & down) It's a bit of special pleading, bc I'm also one of these high-intelligence / high-conscientiousness / low-agreeableness people (OCEAN), but I think it's true that a lot of good comes from that psychographichttps://twitter.com/asymmetricinfo/status/1460224977098231819 …
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I was admittedly exceptional, but I went through an entire undergrad program in CS and learned not a single new thing it wasn't a *bad* program, but it was absolutely possible for a hobbyist to have duplicated it on his own during high school
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Otoh the saoftware ecosystem would be much improved if more devs had actually learned/retained the theory from data structure and algo, even though you can certainly muddle through without that stuff
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10% is pretty high; most STEM graduates probably use less than 5%, if that; but the point of U education is those 5% are different from person to person and at different stages of a person's career. (And foundations help in the background without people noticing them.) YMMV, ofc.
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This tempts me to make a YouTube series teaching autodidacts the CS concepts they need to pass interviews. (Big O, the Os for the dozen most popular algorithms. That's about it, I think.)
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