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> Quite honestly, most companies don't care about one's compiler theory knowledge or ability to build shell scripting interpreters, nor should they. Your reply
by hh3k0 8y ago
> Quite honestly, most companies don't care about one's compiler theory knowledge or ability to build shell scripting interpreters, nor should they.
Your reply, in the context of the comment you replied to, strikes me as a point of view so American that it's almost cliché.
I think that it'd be quite sad if we'd adjust education so that it'd merely contain things that are of interest to companies.
- ElFitz 8y agoI'm French. And I live and work in France. Although yes, it's sad to adjust education strictly to companies' needs. It's also sad to force people to spend so much time on the intrisinc workings of a microprocessor when all they want is to make web apps or a living ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ There's no one size fits all.