/sci/ - Science & Math

>>7920581
This is true, I needed to put my math degree away and learned to code myself to get a job.
Coding is easy as hell though, I don't know why some CSfags could have any trouble with it.
Anyway, it is because coding is easy and it's also easy to get them a job that people hate them. My math friends loathed Computer Science and the day I decided to go coding they were like "Ewww", but who give a shit, I got the money.
But hating CSfags is justifiable.

>>7675817
Well, you know, by your logic everything they taught in a math class can be learned at home too. So no one should bother with a math degree either.
The only real majors that need you to get your ass in school is Physics, Chem, Bio, etc. because they need specific equipment and you don't find these at a normal home.

It troubles me that CS used to be a small subfield of EE and Math. Now these people in Math treats it like it was a shameful abomination.
Old CS is pretty involved with Math you know. It's just that the courses and materials are dumbed down a lot from 90s so people are easily to get into.

Yeah, remember the time when TPB and KAT were down?
Me neither.
US court can't do shit against the Russ.

>>7618606
>This level of autism

>>7602588
>If you imagine that electrons are tiny bullets, I think we could both agree that it's better to be hit by one tiny bullet with a ridiculous force than it is to be hit by several bullets with a slightly lesser force
>(up till the point where the force is too weak to cause damage).

>I can take a 1000 lb punch right now just fine.
>1000 slaps will kill me over time. Death by a thousand cuts.

>>7602588
>If you imagine that electrons are tiny bullets, I think we could both agree that it's better to be hit by one tiny bullet with a ridiculous force than it is to be hit by several bullets with a slightly lesser force
>(up till the point where the force is too weak to cause damage).

>I can take a 1000 lb punch right now just fine.
>1000 slaps will kill me over time. Death by a thousand.