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by iQuit 17y ago
I'm sure there are a few good courses. It's just wading through the crap that makes it unbearable. Hilariously awful example: the "teacher" of the class wanted to explain what a pointer was, so he gave us a link to a Wikipedia article on po
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by iQuit 17y ago
I've been feeling like that a lot lately. I might look into it, but from what I gather transferring into nice schools is even more painful than applying normally.
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by iQuit 17y ago
>Perhaps use your time to learn something you know nothing about. CPU design? Compiler design? AI? I spent my spare time learning how to Decode Captcha's because I thought it was interesting and looked like magic until I learnt how. Tha
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by iQuit 17y ago
>You do realise that college/university isnt so much about being spoon fed information but learning how to figure it out for yourself. If I came of as wanting this, then I apologize. In fact, all I really want is challenging, fast-paced
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by iQuit 17y ago
>However, you mention that you aren't getting the high 'A's anymore. If all your classes are so trivial, why not? Because I look at the fact that we've done the same type assignment for 5 weeks now in CS class and decide I just don't ca
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by iQuit 17y ago
This is something I've strongly considered, but I know nothing of how 'difficult' it is to land such a job. There are so many neat things to do, but I can't really tell how many companies only care about skill and knowledge as opposed to ha
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by iQuit 17y ago
>"I was something of a PHP hotshot in high school." That's not at all what I mean to imply. I wasn't trying to come across as "I'm cocky because I know a few things" so much as "I'm depressed because I'm learning even less than what li
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Ask HN: I just don't care anymore. Any advice?
13 points by iQuit 17y ago|29 comments