3 ms·
That is why I said 'almost', not 'only'. I'm not personally aware of anything else like this other than starting your own business. And starting a successful bu
by mahyarm 11y ago
That is why I said 'almost', not 'only'. I'm not personally aware of anything else like this other than starting your own business. And starting a successful business is far harder than teaching yourself programming.
Computers are not dangerous of themselves, they are dangerous when you rely on them. When you screw up software it's really easy to hit the reset button at no cost. When you screw up fixing a device, it might cost you money.
Also in construction you usually need some sort of formal education for the better paying jobs. Plumbers, electricians and so on have certifications, licenses apprenticeship programs.
- mentat 11y agoI've been working on software systems for a couple decades where you can't just hit the reset button because they matter so I'm not particularly incline to agree on that point. The vocational school system still exists for the trades I believe though you hardly hear about it now that for profits have taken over the "non-classical" education spaces.