slunk

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1. 31.▲
   by slunk 14y ago

   The difference, as I understand it, is actually pretty simple... This suggests to me that the confusion is due to the synonymy of the terms in common usage. Without making any claims about the quality of this presentation specifically, I w
2. 32.▲
   by slunk 15y ago

   To be clear, the reason why I find this impressive is because I would assume it implies a significant amount of studying in his free time since computer architecture isn't exactly standard high school curriculum.
3. 33.▲
   by slunk 15y ago

   It might just be the high school I attended but I can only think of one kid out of about 3000 in the entire school who was intimidatingly competent with computers. I can see where you're coming from. Making too big of a deal out of his age
4. 34.▲
   by slunk 15y ago

   "Wow, tough crowd here." Yeah, no kidding. I just graduated from a computer engineering program and I still find this impressive, especially for a high school student. What could I do with a computer right out of high school? Code some java
5. 35.▲
   by slunk 15y ago

   I'm hoping this thread will be a good place to get some advice. I'm about to finish undergrad. I was thinking about going to grad school but I really wanted to take a break from academia to see if I would prefer working at a startup. I've f