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Sounds like you had a poor education. I remember grade school pretty well actually. I remember getting my first taste of programming and I remember having a rea
by Entinel 4y ago
Sounds like you had a poor education. I remember grade school pretty well actually. I remember getting my first taste of programming and I remember having a really great science teacher that passed their love of science onto me which a decade or so later would send me down my career path.
There is definitely a good amount of busywork but to claim working in a sweatshop is better than school is nonsense. The difference is one, in principle anyway, sets you up for upward mobility while the other doesn't.
- IIAOPSW 4y agoWhich would be true if we were talking about a sweatshop, but it really stretches the definition of "sweatshop" to include desk jobs like annotating images. Which brings me back to the first part that I asked which everyone has ignored. In what meaningful way is annotation work a "sweatshop"