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I don't know if I'd call it "profitable" to do so at the moment, assuming you mean profitable in the money sense. I was meaning the in overall sense; "profitab
by lukeqsee 16y ago
I don't know if I'd call it "profitable" to do so at the moment, assuming you mean profitable in the money sense.
I was meaning the in overall sense; "profitable" as in good for me. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
- kaens 16y agoAhh, in that case learning C is a veritable goldmine! Edit: Also, if you use linux and end up going down the rabbit hole a bit, C is a prerequisite.
- zavulon 16y agoBeing good at C can be very profitable in a money sense of the word too. Bloomberg is one example that hires a lot of C hackers and pays them obscure amounts of money (very very long hours though)
- kaens 16y agoTrue, but it generally takes quite a bit of time to get to the point where you're "money profitable" with C compared to higher-level languages that are in popular use.
- dschobel 16y agoObscure amounts of money?
- Mentat_Enki 16y agomalapropism... think he meant 'obscene'.
- infinite8s 16y agoI wouldn't call their salaries obscene when you consider the cost of living around NYC. But they are great if you are single and don't mind living in a tiny apartment.