> If you have a good grounding in CS, you have longevity. Couple that with a good math background, and then you have even more possibilities. I think you've ju

> If you have a good grounding in CS, you have longevity. Couple that with a good math background, and then you have even more possibilities. I think you've just described the 1% of programmers out there. For the rest, it's bootcamps and stackoverflow. Unless we're still deluded that any software developer is as good as any other just because they happen to have the same title on their contract papers. And yes, I agree with what you're saying.