/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9639535
>How would you know?
There's bound to be something wrong with it especially with the fact that we're trying to modify something that we don't completely understand yet (the fucking human brain)
>'tests' that are quite useful for seeing what could go wrong.
do i need to tell you that's unethical

But ok let's actually pretend there's no health risks and you managed to make robo humans with HDDs as their memories and CPUs in their brains, how long do you think it'll take for the botnet by your wetware manufacturer to reach straight into your brain?

>>9543102
>entry level salary for CS is higher then a sysadmin job
I FUCKING LOVE THE SMELL OF INDIANS IN THE MORNING

you really, REALLY need to go on >>>/g/dpt/ for once and ask the retarded code monkeys there for their experiences in their CS degrees and employability.