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I’ve never heard of one. I refuse to believe a self respecting CS program would let people through without taking some kind of computer organization/low level p
by l33t2328 4y ago
I’ve never heard of one. I refuse to believe a self respecting CS program would let people through without taking some kind of computer organization/low level programming type class where you _at least_ program in some C.
- wawjgreen 4y agothis whole "low-level" thing and C-elitism is very off-putting to the smart folks like us--who are not stuck in the past and want to get on with the future. You don't need low level details to program well--you need a good language like APL, to truly learn how to program.
- l33t2328 4y ago> smart folks like us--who are not stuck in the past and want to get on with the future The future has pointers and memory allocation, even if you want to pretend it’s to there and leave the complexity to other smart folks. > You don't need low level details to program well--you need a good language like APL, to truly learn how to program We’re not talking about a programming degree. We’re talking about a computer science degree.
- wawjgreen 4y ago@l33t2328 programming IS the language and method of expression in computer science. I agree that pointers and mem alloc is necessary if you want to do research in CS and will continue to be so in the future, but as far as programming (post 2022) is concerned, I don't see why any sane person would want to "get down to bare metal", given the improvements in hardware and language design.