Yeah ofc x86 is only used in consumer desktops and laptops. There's also a lot of POS running windows too. I see them everywhere at stores, atms etc

Private and it's fucking shit

literally stealing your money lol

Well private usually pays better than university unless you are the Prof 😄

@zgadnij Sounds like an awesome job! Please tell me more about your work, what kind of stuff are you doing?

avg salary when finishing this school is +/- 3k euros a month

@Luckbot corporate

oh based luckbot plays minecraft <:pewish:395515961874055168>

I've only got a master's degree in EE

Yes. The good way to play it: 1.7.10 modded until it breaks

some time ago, I started a PhD course (as it'd been my ambition for some time then) but soon realised academia is _not_ for me

I respect x100 times more EE people than CS trannies

computer science and the IT sector in general is for low T people

Me too, gonna start the PhD this summer, but I think it is the right thing for me. At least I loved the projects I did on the side

cool cool

there are so many other STEM fields that are so much more versatile

I was thinking of starting again maybe, this time as an external ph.d. candidate, with corporate backing/financing

somewhere in Germany

cs trannies are the worst tbh

EE is literally math and upon ~5th semester they expect you to program without teaching it before 😄

I don't know. We'll see.

tbh CS is utter shit. The only reason Im here is because I couldn't enter an engineering school

Oh I do have a corporate backing. Basically our field offers no jobs without

I've certainly got more than enough experience in DSP research.

But on the other hand if you're not a js/python brainlet you're very valuable in companies. The last company I worked in was genuinely impressed by my Java and C skills

what do you specialize in? @Luckbot

CS is big cash. Backend software devs get showered in money

Control Theory and Automation

cool, that's very close to what I'm doing

@Luckbot I hope :D My next internship should be COBOL and Java EE in a bank (if I'm accepted)

Mostly did control optimization for powerplants and other energy supply

right

I've had to refresh and expand my knowledge in control theory recently

But right now I automate public pools xD

as one of the projects I've been working on has a lot to do with system identification

And do the front end. Programm buttons to trigger a filter flushing...

Ah nice

whats with these non-pings

of course it's nothing new for me but, you know, DSP nomenclature and methods of analysis are a bit different from those used in control theory

Yeah noticed that 😄 I made a big circle around DSP and HF in university and never touched it after looking into the basics of wave equations

>CS is big cash. Backend software devs get showered in money
compared to the level of knowledge required - yes