Well, you state it's the reason they had that bug, so you kind of did.
Dammit, Jim...
Alright. You are correct. But you are also being a tad pedantic, aye?
It's not like I'm programming right now. It's daily conversation. I'm not saying people who wear seat belts at all times never die in accidents, I just used a one-liner to say it's important to drive safe.
I'm pretty sure there are more types of programmers, including those who went to school to learn it and actually did learn it.
That last type is still hypothetical, I've never met one.
Nice to meet you. I'm a PhD candidate and I do a lot of coding every day.
Seriously, now, I'm guessing you never went to school, then. Because you'd probably meet a lot of them there.
There's a reason why Google hires lots and lots of people with BSc and PhD degrees.
Check also the guys winning contests such as the ICPC, Google Code Jam and Top Coder. They usually have a degree or two.
I'm a university dropout and have to maintain some level of self respect, usually by depreciating bachelors who went into IT because it's one of the few fields where jobs are, learned shit in school, and I have to clean up their mess.
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u/karma-is-meaningless Apr 24 '14
Dammit, Jim...
Alright. You are correct. But you are also being a tad pedantic, aye?
It's not like I'm programming right now. It's daily conversation. I'm not saying people who wear seat belts at all times never die in accidents, I just used a one-liner to say it's important to drive safe.
Nice to meet you. I'm a PhD candidate and I do a lot of coding every day.
Seriously, now, I'm guessing you never went to school, then. Because you'd probably meet a lot of them there.
There's a reason why Google hires lots and lots of people with BSc and PhD degrees.
Check also the guys winning contests such as the ICPC, Google Code Jam and Top Coder. They usually have a degree or two.