many of you are coders. based on anecdote, in IT your degree doesn't matter they skill test you in interviews on your merit? Care to chime in? worth going to college to learn to code? or learn to code for free via the internet? (my anecdote is a UofI whitehat who worked at IBM.https://twitter.com/n00bedJermeh/status/1153500562341715968 …
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I greatly benefited from my computer scince education -- I would never have designed anything like bit gold without it -- but it was a top 10 school in that subject and it was computer science, not grievance studies.
And it was real computer science, heavy on discrete math, where you have to learn in detail the difference between DFAs, PDAs, and Turing machines, you learn about operating systems and networks via Petri nets, etc. Not mere programming classes advertised as "computer science".
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well you just went above my paygrade on the computer science aspects, but I think I catch your drift that, that is not what is being taught today (for most)
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Before getting in I lacked any good advice about such programs. So I was very lucky to discover that program. I worked very hard to get into it and succeed at it. Your typical politician, student, parent, adviser, etc. has no clue about such distinctions.
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That is exactly how I felt about finance. Read the Robert Kiyosaki books as a teen and was left wanting. Went to college for more understanding still left wanting (granted when I went 45% of the young also attended college) I found my answers via the likes of people like you.
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