pro tip if you cant code it you dont understand it
particularly mathUntil computers can prove theorems you are talking out of your ass. Algorithms are not math.
Wrong in fact many theorems can only be proven with computers as the # of iteration it takes to prove cannot be done by hand see four color theorem
hey OP, learn to code
I know this is just trolling, but it’s sort of a good point. I agree that interfacing with pure programmers can be a pain because they always seem to miss the point of what you’re asking them to do, but learning to code usually puts you on the same page (or makes you realize that you just have to do it yourself.)
See, this is why we hate you. Pure ignorance.
pro tip if you cant code it you dont understand it
particularly mathUntil computers can prove theorems you are talking out of your ass. Algorithms are not math.
Wrong in fact many theorems can only be proven with computers as the # of iteration it takes to prove cannot be done by hand see four color theorem
When any humanities graduate can switch to be a programer, you know about the field. It's a s**t show, whoever works the hardest and longest gets the gig. Slave labor and no more. Good luck railroad builders!You do not have a clue what you are talking about, do you? Vast majority of humanities graduates are too stupid, lazy and illogically-thinking to be able to ever become a programmer.
Humanities grad here now doing computational game theory and machine learning. Most economists I've taught were real dumb.
I have a humanities degree from a vhrm aka Oxbridge.
I now make 200k+ 50%-100% bonus as data scientist.
Come at me bros
i went to a state school and taught myself to program, i make 300k at a tech company due to stock appreciation, come at me bro. You make a bit more and worked your ass off, i smoked weed and slept around
I have a humanities degree from a vhrm aka Oxbridge.
I now make 200k+ 50%-100% bonus as data scientist.
Come at me brosi went to a state school and taught myself to program, i make 300k at a tech company due to stock appreciation, come at me bro. You make a bit more and worked your ass off, i smoked weed and slept around
That’s £ not $
I have a humanities degree from a vhrm aka Oxbridge.
I now make 200k+ 50%-100% bonus as data scientist.
Come at me brosi went to a state school and taught myself to program, i make 300k at a tech company due to stock appreciation, come at me bro. You make a bit more and worked your ass off, i smoked weed and slept around
That’s £ not $
Also you think humanities students do work even at vhrm???
I have a humanities degree from a vhrm aka Oxbridge.
I now make 200k+ 50%-100% bonus as data scientist.
Come at me brosi went to a state school and taught myself to program, i make 300k at a tech company due to stock appreciation, come at me bro. You make a bit more and worked your ass off, i smoked weed and slept around
That’s £ not $
so what, you make like 1.5x, and went to one of the best schools in the world. crentials dont matter anymore
I have a humanities degree from a vhrm aka Oxbridge.
I now make 200k+ 50%-100% bonus as data scientist.
Come at me brosi went to a state school and taught myself to program, i make 300k at a tech company due to stock appreciation, come at me bro. You make a bit more and worked your ass off, i smoked weed and slept around
and you sound like a primary school student:).
hey OP, learn to codeI know this is just trolling, but it’s sort of a good point. I agree that interfacing with pure programmers can be a pain because they always seem to miss the point of what you’re asking them to do, but learning to code usually puts you on the same page (or makes you realize that you just have to do it yourself.)
I 100% agree that knowing some programming ca be very useful to interface with programmers.