Re:Dear Student: Yes, AI is here, you're screwed unless you ...
by thrwwy001 on Thursday March 06, 2025 @11:36AM
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> The fact that you hide behind a throwaway account to condescend to others is proof in irony that you're the one bringing quality down here.
What? This comment makes no sense. Also, it isn't condescension. I'm educating you. You probably thought your professors and your dean were condescending to you. Right? Everyone who knows more than you, I suspect most people, are condescending to you? Got a chip on your shoulder?
> I won't deign to respond to anything else you say
Who cares? Then don't.
> but you should understand how encompassing software engineering is
Does it sound like I don't. I know what CS is and I know what software engineering is. I know enough not to use those terms interchangeably.
All you've shown is that you don't what what computer science is and you don't know what software engineering is. Instead of playing the victim, have some humility and take this opportunity to learn. Something you should have done when you were in college.
Also, you sound like a "jobless english/journalism major who turned to being a 'software developer' for a job". I can't think of any self respecting "hacker" or a developer who can't learn web development ( at least to a moderate level ) on their own. It's an easy tell to actual developers and hackers.
What? This comment makes no sense. Also, it isn't condescension. I'm educating you. You probably thought your professors and your dean were condescending to you. Right? Everyone who knows more than you, I suspect most people, are condescending to you? Got a chip on your shoulder?
> I won't deign to respond to anything else you say
Who cares? Then don't.
> but you should understand how encompassing software engineering is
Does it sound like I don't. I know what CS is and I know what software engineering is. I know enough not to use those terms interchangeably.
All you've shown is that you don't what what computer science is and you don't know what software engineering is. Instead of playing the victim, have some humility and take this opportunity to learn. Something you should have done when you were in college.
Also, you sound like a "jobless english/journalism major who turned to being a 'software developer' for a job". I can't think of any self respecting "hacker" or a developer who can't learn web development ( at least to a moderate level ) on their own. It's an easy tell to actual developers and hackers.