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.

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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

more things lower than him

Because CS as a *whole* counts IT as you - yourself- observed.

So then what is cringe?

It's the foundation of IT

Those crayons

So they induce cringing in you, but that doesn't mean you don't like them?

So, would you relent that baser physics, ultimately, is the foundation of CS?

Not directly

Indirectly

Not in the way you're implying

Because if that relationship is *relevant*, should we not cut to the chase?

kek

IT and CS are like oranges and grapefruit

Because there isnt an obv and direct connection from CS to physics, barring a few edge cases

You've implied I cringe because I dislike, whereas I dislike because its cringe

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Japan needs another nuke

This