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[2016-8-06. : 11:15 pm] iCCup.xboi209 -- https://mega.nz/#!6Zww2ArC!wJPZB4V-Of7bkmqyKGyyfvJKEhjSVtKs_J8qTqCllZk[2016-8-06. : 10:45 pm]  Moose -- There's also a certain point where it's cool to do but you really should consider just programming a webapp or something XD[2016-8-06. : 10:45 pm] Moose -- Oh yeah, I watched some of that video. They really need to change the music up on different stages. >_<[2016-8-06. : 10:01 pm]  lil-Inferno -- CecilSunkureCecilSunkure shouted: NudeRaider I'm 1/4th native! ok[2016-8-06. : 9:59 pm] CecilSunkure -- NudeRaiderNudeRaider shouted: plot twist: native American culture. I'm 1/4th native![2016-8-06. : 9:34 pm] Moose -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: NudeRaider Yeah, should just be "American" and "wrong and backwards". Not sure why they made those subdivisions. Actually, who am I kidding? Should just be "American", the other stuff is a waste of time.[2016-8-06. : 9:32 pm] Moose -- NudeRaiderNudeRaider shouted: "western, non western, and American" >>> seems kind of redundant and inaccurate Yeah, should just be "American" and "wrong and backwards". Not sure why they made those subdivisions.[2016-8-06. : 9:29 pm] NudeRaider -- "western, non western, and American" >>> seems kind of redundant and inaccurate[2016-8-06. : 9:28 pm] NudeRaider -- CecilSunkureCecilSunkure shouted: Cis White Patriarchy class was also good  [2016-8-06. : 9:09 pm]  TiKels -- Economics, psychology, and Mexican culture were probably my favorites[2016-8-06. : 9:06 pm] TiKels -- Yeah the classes are supposed to encompass different topics. The past and its traditions, communications, the individual in society, basic math and science, contemporary society, artistic expression, and then 3 cultures (western, non western, and American)[2016-8-06. : 8:32 pm] TiKels -- NudeRaiderNudeRaider shouted: lil-Inferno Interesting. Here schools pick topics from history, politics and geography and go into lots of details, but other areas are left completely or mostly uncovered, like current affairs, pop culture, books, music, arts and sports history. If they teach these things in America, I must say, I'm pleasantly surprised. i have to take like 11 general education classes. 3 were like math and science so I had to anyway but I got to learn about theater, psychology, anthropology, Mexican culture, sociology.[2016-8-06. : 8:23 pm] lil-Inferno -- Thank you Dem0n for being the go-to example for stuff C|X^ DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD[2016-8-06. : 8:22 pm] lil-Inferno -- The only thing a software team should care about in their new hires is their ability to actually program. That isn't demonstrated by a degree, it's demonstrated by having written actual programs. Just look at Dem0n; he has a degree and he's ass at programming.[2016-8-06. : 8:20 pm] lil-Inferno -- Huge companies aside, it's almost never a "requirement" to have a degree.[2016-8-06. : 8:19 pm] lil-Inferno -- Most job listings for software engineers either don't mention having a degree, or they just have it as a plus.[2016-8-06. : 8:18 pm] lil-Inferno -- SacrieurSacrieur shouted: Dem0n It's funny because the only way to get a job as a software developer is to go to school for it. ...[2016-8-06. : 8:05 pm] NudeRaider -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: NudeRaider A 4-year degree typically includes a literature and a (music and/or art) requirement. Politics and geography, I haven't seen as much. same here, but they go into much detail on certain topics, while missing a broader view, which I'd qualify as general education.[2016-8-06. : 8:02 pm] Moose -- NudeRaiderNudeRaider shouted: lil-Inferno Interesting. Here schools pick topics from history, politics and geography and go into lots of details, but other areas are left completely or mostly uncovered, like current affairs, pop culture, books, music, arts and sports history. If they teach these things in America, I must say, I'm pleasantly surprised. A 4-year degree typically includes a literature and a (music and/or art) requirement. Politics and geography, I haven't seen as much.[2016-8-06. : 7:59 pm] Moose -- Absolutely. Provided you have other qualifications that would convince them.[2016-8-06. : 7:58 pm] Sacrieur -- You think they're going to waste that time for someone who doesn't even have a degree?[2016-8-06. : 7:56 pm] NudeRaider -- lil-Infernolil-Inferno shouted: NudeRaider I don't think you know how American schools work. Half of my college classes were general education. Interesting. Here schools pick topics from history, politics and geography and go into lots of details, but other areas are left completely or mostly uncovered, like current affairs, pop culture, books, music, arts and sports history. If they teach these things in America, I must say, I'm pleasantly surprised.[2016-8-06. : 7:56 pm] Sacrieur -- HR will find any excuse to toss your resume to the "Do not interview" bin.[2016-8-06. : 7:54 pm] Sacrieur -- And even with all of that going for me, they probably still wouldn't have ever picked me for the position if I weren't someone with formal education.[2016-8-06. : 7:53 pm] Sacrieur -- Dem0nDem0n shouted: Sacrieur So you're saying to just write that on your resume and that's it? I don't even need to go to school! Sure, that, my dozens of networked connections, glowing recommendations, and already having my foot in the door of the company.[2016-8-06. : 7:43 pm] Dem0n -- tbh none of the places I've interviewed for have even asked me for a single academic thing (grades, transcripts, etc). Probably could've just not gone to school, written "Majored in computer science" anyways, and still gotten those interviews LMAO[2016-8-06. : 7:43 pm] Moose -- Dem0nDem0n shouted: Sacrieur So you're saying to just write that on your resume and that's it? I don't even need to go to school! No, he's actually not saying that at all.[2016-8-06. : 7:42 pm] Dem0n -- SacrieurSacrieur shouted: My likelihood of having a software job would be close to 0 if I hadn't of had "majoring in software engineering" on my resume. So you're saying to just write that on your resume and that's it? I don't even need to go to school![2016-8-06. : 7:36 pm] Moose -- So you meant "the only way for me to get a job as a software developer was..."[2016-8-06. : 7:35 pm] Sacrieur -- My likelihood of having a software job would be close to 0 if I hadn't of had "majoring in software engineering" on my resume.[2016-8-06. : 7:33 pm] Moose -- SacrieurSacrieur shouted: Dem0n It's funny because the only way to get a job as a software developer is to go to school for it. Lol.[2016-8-06. : 7:33 pm] Sacrieur -- Dem0nDem0n shouted: > acting like school matters in the slightest in 2016 It's funny because the only way to get a job as a software developer is to go to school for it.[2016-8-06. : 7:31 pm] Sacrieur -- Dem0nDem0n shouted: tbh, school SHOULD be stupid, so that the smart people actually teach themselves and rise to the top No, it should be competitive and ranked, like they do in Japan.[2016-8-06. : 7:30 pm] Sacrieur -- The way to answer those kinds of questions is to ask what you think /they/ think wifi is.[2016-8-06. : 7:06 pm] jjf28 -- SacrieurSacrieur shouted: jjf28 She has nothing to gain from adopting this ridiculous stance, and only helps destroy the image of education. net loss if it gets highly publicized, but can score points with an audience that would ask those sorts of questions[2016-8-06. : 6:51 pm] TiKels -- Dem0nDem0n shouted: Good schooling teaches you how to be dependent on others imo that's actually a really interesting thought[2016-8-06. : 6:30 pm] NudeRaider -- Dem0nDem0n shouted: tbh, school SHOULD be stupid, so that the smart people actually teach themselves and rise to the top spoken like a true capitalist American. |
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