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There's a wide range of "CS graduates" ranging from distributed systems or applied cryptography research to JS-driven kids churning out dApps. Easy to group all of them as one but far from the same. Hard to bullshit in the former, tho a lot of idealistic bullshit in the latter.
One touchstone for real computer science is whether discrete mathematics is part of the core curriculum. If it's not, it's not computer science, it's just some BS programming courses calling themselves computer science, rather like macroeconomics pretends to be science.
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Spot on
@NickSzabo4. Discrete mathematic is an essential part of computer science. Some additional courses that I find useful:https://twitter.com/gaborgurbacs/status/1096445077898084355?s=21 …
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Neoclassical macroeconomics is a total joke. Completely ignores the role of debt in the economy:https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpolicy/ignoring-the-role-of-private-debt-in-an-economy-is-like-driving-without-accounting-for-your-blind-spot/ …
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Economics has never been a science. And those who believe so are the fools. Yes this world has lots of fools.
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