> It would be a more interesting approach to try to define a minimal set. Agreed. One way to represent this would be a collection of clusters of the technical

> It would be a more interesting approach to try to define a minimal set. Agreed. One way to represent this would be a collection of clusters of the technical skills listed in the article. If you're interested in statistics and machine learning, you should get good at SQL and visualization. By contrast, graphics and networking are much less important. If you want to work in operating systems, ANSI C will probably be a lot more helpful than Javascript. I that every CS student should read the sections on resumes and communication. They're so powerful because unlike the rest of the article, they're not strictly prescriptive. They describe the goals are rather than the implementation details, and suggest a few ways you might get there.