>be computer science major
>cant do basic algebra
Be computer science major
Ethan Thomas
Kevin Young
>can't do basic algebra
>somehow got into cool leg/uni
K
Hudson Taylor
>doing cs degree in college
>too dumb to learn anything
feels bad to be a brainlet bros
Lincoln Powell
So? Just write a program to do algebra for you like everyone else
Xavier Evans
>be computer science major
Matthew Cox
Please clarify which scenario applies:
>1. I am enrolled to study CS and can't do basic algebra
>2. I am currently a CS student and can't do basic algebra
>3. I hold a CS degree and can't do basic algebra
And regardless, please explain
>1. How is that possible?
Liam Morgan
>tfw linear algebra is my downfall
>decent at basic calculus though
>but all the cool jobs are all AI cancer, which is heavily steeped in linear algebra
I didn't even want to get into software engineering, I wanted to be in hardware. I love working with FPGAs and I've implemented basic ISAs in Verilog before, but I couldn't land a job at a hardware company. I'm stuck doing menial python shit and debugging SQL server issues.
Fuck my life.
Oliver Stewart
> be me
> comp sci major
> fail calc 1 three times
> dropo
Kayden Barnes
>I'm in a fourth year of a maths degree, why the fuck would you take mod 1? Any number mod 1 is just going to be itself.
Jason Anderson
>be math major
>know 7 programming languages
(Java, C, C++, BASIC, VisualBASIC, Python, Matlab)
>Still perfect in algebra, calculus, statistics, etc.
Why are CS majors such brainlets? Whenever I tutor them, they are extremely slow to understand even the simplest things. Even bio and literature majors are smarter.