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by hnaccountme 3y ago
Total BS
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
Most CS graduates probably didn't understand what they were getting into and never had an interest in CS.
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
Most likely no. But good luck
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
Learning C is about learning how the OS works. The C syntax is quite simple. Complexities come when dealing with the OS through system calls. Threads, sockets, memory, etc. Most other languages are about learning the language features. The
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
Anyone who thinks AI is actually intelligent is only Almost Intelligent
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
There was some 3d rendering tech that promised infinite details in the early 2010s. Can't remember what it was called. The premise was the pixel colors were searched instead of computed in the regular manner.
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
VB was mostly for IT departments to create small custom apps without having the full software engineering skill set. This was the time when software development started to be outsourced to the 3rd world. Most of the low level apps that wer
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
This isn't just an American problem. It will happen to any system that exists for a long period of time. The solution is to have an upper limit for candidate age, lets say 60, and an upper limit to voting age, lets say 65. There is alr
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
SaaS = Rent Seeking
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
This is such a bad post, all the winning words are very recent creations. I was expecting words that are more core to a language.
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
the linux programming interface by michael kerrisk
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
I don't think so. Only a subset of people will experience the imposter syndrome, the people who actually want to do real work. Most people don't care as long as they can make some money.
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
Yes, friend offered a job. Just walked in to talk about salary expectations. Friend quit the job 2 years later, I am still here. LOL
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
If you hear it on the news everyday, it is not a important problem
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
Most of theses degrees are BS. They only exist to meet migration metrics to developed countries
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
My sense of the Tech industry is almost all the companies just jump to the new flashy hyped up buzz word "Thing". There is no real expertise any more. So its more sensible for companies to hire inexperienced people at a lower sala
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
Yes, all of crypto is
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
Another scam by Musk
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
This is normal. Most aid given to developing countries are stolen by fraudsters. There will always be people looking to exploit the vulnerable and the ignorant.
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
at least 35% of the latest batch will fail
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
Can we get to a point where we ship binaries NOT source code?
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
Software is just a tool for delivering a solution for another industry.
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
1 proven purposes is to scam people
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
I'm glad someone finally said this. Thanks you
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
Conway's Law
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
I'm surprised Amazon published what they did. AWS make a lot of money selling hyped up buzz word tech to incompetent companies.
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by hnaccountme 3y ago
Compliance requirements
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by hnaccountme 4y ago
Australia is also shipping all its coal to China
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by hnaccountme 4y ago
Cool
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by hnaccountme 4y ago
I agree. But there are a lot of almost intelligent people who are fooled by this

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