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2018-07-16 04:11:19 UTC

*gimme yo ips so i can find out*

2018-07-16 04:11:35 UTC

Oh damn

2018-07-16 04:11:49 UTC

I overslept today, i'm supposed to be in college lol

2018-07-16 04:11:55 UTC

oof

2018-07-16 04:12:33 UTC

It's okay, a day of leave never harmed anybody

2018-07-16 04:12:37 UTC

probably

2018-07-16 04:13:05 UTC

depends on the agenda I would imagine

2018-07-16 04:13:18 UTC

hope you make the most of it though.

2018-07-16 04:15:41 UTC

Do you have a major?

2018-07-16 04:15:56 UTC

Yeah, computer science

2018-07-16 04:16:34 UTC

I kinda wanted to go for civil, but i think ill have more use for computer science

2018-07-16 04:16:48 UTC

If you are good at it for sure

2018-07-16 04:17:06 UTC

I tried it out but could not keep up myself.

2018-07-16 04:17:25 UTC

Aww...What happened, hun?

2018-07-16 04:18:16 UTC

Moved way to fast for me, not as good at learning math and technical skills as I was in primary school.

2018-07-16 04:18:29 UTC

Currently majoring in civic leadership now.

2018-07-16 04:19:33 UTC

I still admire computer science, my best friend recently graduated and is now a data analyst.

2018-07-16 04:20:13 UTC

That's great!

2018-07-16 04:20:33 UTC

Personally, i've never had difficulty in maths

2018-07-16 04:20:52 UTC

Maybe cos it's the difference with the schools we attended

2018-07-16 04:21:13 UTC

We were taught about differentiation in 7th grade

2018-07-16 04:21:36 UTC

well that certainly helps, America education greatly falling behind.

2018-07-16 04:21:40 UTC

And calculus was mostly covered by 10th grade

2018-07-16 04:21:59 UTC

It also helps that i love maths myself

2018-07-16 04:22:13 UTC

It's the most creative part of STEM

2018-07-16 04:22:17 UTC

I used to, but now I just struggle with it.

2018-07-16 04:22:45 UTC

i never had difficulties in math but i hated it

2018-07-16 04:22:52 UTC

I'd say with that knowledge computer science should definitely be pursued.

2018-07-16 04:23:02 UTC

Hey, American education isn't too bad

2018-07-16 04:23:10 UTC

Atleast the students aren't killing themselves

2018-07-16 04:23:12 UTC

it really is

2018-07-16 04:23:15 UTC

Having any programming knowledge these days should be pursued

2018-07-16 04:23:46 UTC

The education here is really bad. Completely based on rote learning, memorisation

2018-07-16 04:23:49 UTC

Coming out and not qualifying for jobs and a path to prison and drugs doesn't help though

2018-07-16 04:24:00 UTC

that can be difficult

2018-07-16 04:24:14 UTC

Comp Sci is kinda different. You can get a good job if you don't have a degree

2018-07-16 04:24:24 UTC

American education isn't bad, the problem is that it is not good.

2018-07-16 04:24:31 UTC

many employees care more of what you've done vs. what your degree is

2018-07-16 04:24:47 UTC

though not to knock having a comp. sci degree

2018-07-16 04:25:10 UTC

Degree can certainly help more in the what you learn vs the accolade itself

2018-07-16 04:25:16 UTC

@RedShipley what would you say i do to increase my chances of getting a job?

2018-07-16 04:25:34 UTC

a good github profile

2018-07-16 04:25:57 UTC

maybe a website that they can browse

2018-07-16 04:26:21 UTC

Cool. I'll do that!

2018-07-16 04:26:54 UTC

If you can do a lot currently, building a portfolio always helps.

2018-07-16 04:27:00 UTC

If you have a bunch of projects on that, you'll be steps ahead of your fellow grads that don't

2018-07-16 04:28:50 UTC

One of the more important things you learn with schooling is the algorithms really.

2018-07-16 04:29:58 UTC

also this website: https://www.careercup.com/

2018-07-16 04:30:10 UTC

has a lot of the questions that interviewers ask

2018-07-16 04:30:21 UTC

sometimes even straight from it

2018-07-16 04:30:43 UTC

people are often too busy to be creative

2018-07-16 04:31:34 UTC

My uncle tells me that clean, organized, and optimized code are often sought after, it is not always best to just make it work, but needs to be ready to be adapted.

2018-07-16 04:32:27 UTC

very true

2018-07-16 04:32:54 UTC

i often dont finish until the deadline because product owners change their mind constantly

2018-07-16 04:33:20 UTC

Also notes are absolutely necessary, because it will help others that you work with, or someone in the future who will be doing updates, or even yourself because you will forget why you even did something. Ether way employers will look for this.

2018-07-16 04:33:30 UTC

Good point.

2018-07-16 04:35:48 UTC

I imagine that a lot of programs rely on each other as well, especially when considering databases, so I would guess that being organized would help in that sense as well.

2018-07-16 04:36:47 UTC

Good documentation for the future

2018-07-16 04:38:03 UTC

I imagine there are moments when a programmer remembers there was something super effective that they used before but cant quite remember what it was.

2018-07-16 04:39:05 UTC

It happens. After thousands of lines of codes, things get forgotten

2018-07-16 04:40:36 UTC

Something my friend would often use.

2018-07-16 04:45:58 UTC

Also good place to practice, run into problems that if you find an answer for will help you down the line.

2018-07-16 05:14:22 UTC

Jesus fucking christ this is hilarious

2018-07-16 05:15:13 UTC

the self awareness scale bottomed out

2018-07-16 05:15:17 UTC

Sadiq khan, the guy who literally banned posters with thin women so it doesn't offend fat people

2018-07-16 05:15:18 UTC

`and then it kept going down`

2018-07-16 05:15:44 UTC

Sadiq khan, the guy who told scotland yard to arrest people for tweets

2018-07-16 05:21:36 UTC

Please tell me how that makes sense

2018-07-16 05:22:28 UTC

watching farmlands

2018-07-16 05:22:41 UTC

o my i misjudged lauren

2018-07-16 05:44:15 UTC

Same. Wasn't expecting much when I saw it. Turns out it's pretty goooood

2018-07-16 05:44:46 UTC

And not gonna lie every news like that makes me a little racist... how can that be happening like that

2018-07-16 05:45:05 UTC

Oh, right, white people suffering, who cares

2018-07-16 05:55:10 UTC

I really liked Farmlands. I wish she looked into more cases though

2018-07-16 05:56:06 UTC

I am legitimately confused with that tweet, what are they trying to say? Nothing make sense anymore?!!

2018-07-16 05:57:13 UTC

It's weird man

2018-07-16 05:57:37 UTC

I'm really trying to understand, but i really don't

2018-07-16 05:58:12 UTC

Shh...Let the Left eat themselves. #walkaway. ๐Ÿ˜ƒ

2018-07-16 05:58:44 UTC

Itโ€™s like they have their own language now.

2018-07-16 05:59:13 UTC

I watched the interview sargon did about post modernism

2018-07-16 06:00:16 UTC

Great vid.

2018-07-16 06:01:47 UTC

That tweet sounds like what the professor is describing

2018-07-16 06:01:58 UTC

nothing has to make sense anymore, words can mean anything

2018-07-16 06:02:14 UTC

Orwellian.

2018-07-16 06:02:21 UTC

Truth isn't real, it's all subjective

2018-07-16 06:02:24 UTC

it's weird

2018-07-16 06:02:34 UTC

But insanely brilliant

2018-07-16 06:02:52 UTC

I need to look into post modernism more

2018-07-16 06:03:19 UTC

I used to think it was just a prejorative that people like jbp and dave rubin used

2018-07-16 06:07:26 UTC

LMFAO

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/463054787336732683/468297592992825344/DiLsZEYVMAE5kIS.png

2018-07-16 06:08:01 UTC

Assault revolvers man

2018-07-16 06:08:08 UTC

What is an *assult Revolver?*

2018-07-16 06:08:33 UTC

It has the shoulder things that go up.

2018-07-16 06:08:50 UTC

What is a revolver with a magazine?

2018-07-16 06:10:16 UTC

DETACHABLE CYLINDER

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