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Innovation isn't slow in Denmark at all (source: I work for a Danish software company). Do you have any evidence people from these 'everyone can learn to code b
by wobbleblob 12y ago
Innovation isn't slow in Denmark at all (source: I work for a Danish software company). Do you have any evidence people from these 'everyone can learn to code bootcamps' actually land good jobs or end up doing something innovating in the US?
I think the difference between Denmark and Silicon valley is investment money and the size of the domestic market. If the EU wants to recreate Silicon Valley, it's not tech they need to stimulate, but money.
I think trying to recreate silicon valley is like trying to recreate Hollywood or Mecca.
- saosebastiao 12y agoI can't speak for the bootcamps, but I know dozens of self taught developers working at Amazon and Google, and the large companies are typically more credentialist. I have no problem believing that coding bootcamps can result in high paying jobs.
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