How do I think like a computer scientist?
>>109422098Do the opposite that /g/ says
>>109422098begin by getting yourself into $50k worth of debt to do what a chatbot can do for pennies
Ask yourself: "How can I make this code even worse?"
>>109422098First step is to close the tab.Second step is solving real world problems.
>>109422106thisand then when you cant find the nonexistent entry level job, take out another 20 grand for a masters degree of equally 0 value
>>109422098IDK
>>109422098A computer scientist thinks by abstracting reality into models, identifying patterns, defining precise rules, and designing algorithms that transform inputs into desired outputs. They break complex problems into smaller components, ask what assumptions are valid, reason about trade-offs such as speed, memory, reliability, and simplicity, and search for general solutions rather than one-off fixes. They think simultaneously like a mathematician (formal logic and proofs), an engineer (constraints and systems), and an experimentalist (testing hypotheses), constantly refining ideas through implementation, measurement, and feedback. At the core is the habit of asking: 'What is the underlying structure of this problem, and what is the simplest correct way to represent and solve it?'This is practically spiritual, like Ramana Maharshi's question: 'Who Am I?'
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>>109423947they're doing this now to figure out the optimal way to implement total slavery and the holocaust 2.0
>>109424666In your mind. Know that.
>>109424666Interesting digits
>>109422156>when you cant find the nonexistent entry level jobI signed my contract for a junior dev job last week.maybe git gud
>>109425175>jews jewing jews
>>109422098It's very easy:Say this, "use case?"Then, if they don't have one, then you just IGNORE THEM FOREVER.If they offer an answer, say, "that's outside of our scope."You are now a programmer, congratulations!
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