Yes we do do *more* programming, but just programming doesnt define VS

No

I don't know where you went to school, or when

I was talking about theory and architecture

As you didn't elaborate when I asked about *what* science you did.

Because

OOF

Again

But you're pretty far off the mark thinking you're the only CS in here

Noice

That's a very vague question

And the simple answer, for your point, required more elaboration.

The proof is on *you* for *your* argument.

4-year degree's, especially in science, are throwaway junk generalist degrees

Designing algorithms with architectural awareness is a big one

he has no specialization, and is about as useful to the market as a IT with no certs

Sure bud

Both IT and CS are always in large demand

So you dont come off as sounding retarded or anything

wooshed hard there

Sure I did

Ah. Okay, and designing multilayered systems (involving different applications, of multivariate sources) is fully part of IT, as well.

If it makes you feel better

@Laucivol that's also some of the more respectable parts of IT

But usually reserved for people managing their team

Also, to clarify- the comment earlier about primary tongue was a mixed compliment/insult.

https://images-ext-2.discordapp.net/external/6DOd2Pj9zvauYTR_MH8dD1_QxCKRN6v78L17M6rRi3E/https/cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/518242727259799552/606573074032099341/image0.jpg?width=364&height=646

That would be true, in that context, the same about coders.

Cringe Crayons more like

most CS are just a monkey to throw in front of a keyboard

CS people are just more flexible by the nature of what they do

and replace when they burn out

As I'm still not convinced we're talking about CS as a whole.

And again

"Everything I don't like is..."
***shuffles cards***
"...cringe!"

unless you think you're magically at the top of the market with a BS degree

I dont consider the garbage tossed out by community colleges to really be "CS"

lol

BASE CRINGE

@Goodwood of Dank™ its not that I dislike it, it's cringe