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That's an arbitrarily restrictive view of computer science. It's like saying teaching physics ignoring friction perfectly fine.
by lonelappde 7y ago
That's an arbitrarily restrictive view of computer science. It's like saying teaching physics ignoring friction perfectly fine.
- pretendscholar 7y agoYes you should ignore the details of friction for the first few semesters.
- lonelappde 7y agoFor how many semesters? All the way through to graduation?
- rriepe 7y agoNo. You wouldn't want people slipping on stage.
- alasdair_ 7y ago> No. You wouldn't want people slipping on stage. Since all the students will merely be spheres of equal density, that shouldn’t matter much.
- eternauta3k 7y agoFunnily enough, you only solve problems with friction in your first semester (and maybe a little bit afterward when you study waves).