Thread 211998430

>>211998430 (OP)
I studied applied geodesy

For me it was accounting

>>211998490
Nurses are whores, always lol

>>211998626
tsmt
had a chance with a girl and she made the moves, but she was a nurse and I fucking knew

>>211998490
>>211998430 (OP)

>>211998692
Of course it's arch

>>211998788
It says
> I got so pissed off with coding that I ended up cross-dressing
> btw I'm using Arch Linux.

>>211998792
whats so bad about being richt?
(when you can find a job)

>>211998430 (OP)
If you cannot explain the structure and principles of a compiler, you are just preparing to work as a Java office worker rather than having majored in computer engineering

>>211998899
How about writing your own compiler?

>>211998899
My friend literally went to one of the best universities in the country to demonstrate he can design ASICs, he's wicked smart - probably the single most intelligent guy I know - and he's struggling through the interview process after graduating
Hardware engineering is just as grim as software engineering it seems

>>211998951
Nobody from comp sci has ever bullied a non-comp sci major except by chasing them off with the smell. Even the engineers were better groomed

>>211998861
you will only get rich in architecture if you own the firm and dont get swamped in legal battles (In america)

>>211999116
did you learn James Joyce in your univ?

>>211999158
Not in university, but I read Dubliners at secondary school. It's strange how good that book is in comparison to everything else Joyce has ever written, which ranges from mediocre to jibberish.

>>211998754
>>211998816
Dear God, what have we done?

>>211999226
>filtered by Ulysses
>FILTERED BY PORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST
BAHAHAHA

>>211999052
comp sci nerds do martial arts and gym rat nowadays

>>211998490
>nurse
It`s over.

>>211999323
Not saying this to be a hipster, a contrarian, a chud, anything like that. Genuinely what is there to enjoy about modernist literature?

>>211999323
Portrait of an Artist is an okay novel, it's just nothing special.
Ulysses is garbage, and there's a reason why most of its supportive critics are Irish. I've never met anybody in real life who had a positive opinion of it. The only Joyce novel anyone should read is Dubliners, everything else is just a waste of time.

>>211999489
Joyce is the finest master of the Irish language (not Gaelic, but rather English as it should have been). In his books he perfectly captures the voice of a place and time that you will never see but receive vivid detail about without explicitly rattling off details. And yet, his unconventional literary structures and exploration of the human psyche make books Ulysses timeless because while they are externally hyper-specific to a time and place (turn of the century Dublin), they remain timeless

>>211999655
>they remain timeless
they remain applicable to people in every time and place throughout history
>>211999596
I'm not Irish and I like Ulysses. You're literally just brainwashed by British government propaganda against the book, if it wasn't deeply moving why would the censors ban it (obscenity is the cope they used)

>the "AI will replace" and "its over(saturated)" arguments make students drop their IT path
>The fake jeets start exposed
>The boomers can't keep with new ecosystems
We keep winning IT bros

>>212000971
Almost done.

I always loved working with computers as a kid but did economics/finance in uni because for my boomer generation it was the field to go if one wanted to earn any meaningful money.
Also during my school days the country was shit poor and a computer was a luxury. Eventually PCs/internet became affordable and common and in the 2010s everyone started getting smartphones, so came the need to build digital infrastructure for all sorts of websites/ecommerce and thus the demand for IT guys. Now I see every other kid aged 18-20 studies comp sci.
Sometimes I wonder what if I had done comp sci. But then I see guys my age who did comp sci - they're stuck in IT dept doing minor stuff like installing windows and fixing laptops for boomers. Guess everything needs to be at the right time and the right place.

>>212000971
IT and networking are completely jeet-proof, suicidal laid-off codefags will never understand this. I hope they keep spreading the doom and gloom about the tech industry, I literally have never had problems finding jobs doing this.

>>212001816
>IT and networking are completely jeet-proof
lol what are you talking about. Maybe networking is but IT is flooded with jeets

>>211998951
Who the fuck gets bullied in college

>>212001816
Anyone who actually continues learning all kinds of things at work instead of doing nothing but writing shit code with ChatGPT and Stack overflow has nothing to worry about in the long run. Plenty of young guys nowadays just want to be codemonkeys forever and I can't wrap my head around why

>>211998430 (OP)
Political "science" for me. Just been a neet or worked low wage hs grad jobs since lel