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12/10/2015 7:24:14 AM
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Yeah, I had dinner with the tooth fairy today, she's a pretty nice lady. I'll invite you next time.
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Edited by Dandroid126: 12/10/2015 7:30:55 AMSorry. Too busy going to college for software engineering, where I'll be starting at a company making $80k a year next year. Starting at $80k a year right out of college. Let that sink in. Starting at $80k. Here's some code I made in like 10 minutes to prove the LitC thing. [url=http://imgur.com/2WhlpoL][/url]
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Edited by Chit Chat: 12/10/2015 12:32:56 PMNice. Always wanted to learn code, but I'd always get stuck on some concept like classes or something lol. Then I'd understand it like 3 years later. I'm more of an entertainer anyways and started a YouTube channel. It's my place in this world I know that now lol.
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Alright big shot, I hope that "80k a year" salary gives you comfort and hope in your life. If you're to a point where you brag about your supposed salary, then you need help.
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Well you provoked him you know.
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Sounds like someone is jealous and doesnt like to be wrong when being called out on the forums. Lol let it go kid you lost this arguement.
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This is why we are having issues with colleges to work place transitions. Entitled snowflakes enter the real world believing the stats waved in their face. "You'll make X amount when you leave". Problem is the economy changes, or your field gets flooded, and let's face it, there is more than one person spoon feed the same lies. So good luck getting this magic job, and oh BTW the McDonald's burger flipper wants the same salary.
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That, my friend is called a red herring. You realized you were wrong and knew nothing, so you changed the entire topic of the conversation. And you would have gotten away with it if it weren't for all those meddling logic classes that us coders have to take! Honestly though, most people think of coding as this impossible thing that only geniuses can do, which is just not true. Its really quite easy. That's why coders get paid so much, though. People think it's so hard that they don't try to learn. And when the demand for coders is so high, while the supply remains low due to people being afraid of it, it creates a very inflated starting salary.
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I think it's more of a "lost in translation" issue which chases people away from coding. I mean people hear "algorithm" and freak out when it's just a fancy word for recipe lol.
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Long division is just an algorithm!
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No, I'm not wrong about anything. Just figured it would be fun to call you out.
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Really? After seeing a screenshot of code that I wrote, you didn't realize you were wrong about me being a coder? Alright dude. You win. I really need to go to bed. I have a final in 5 hours.
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Yep...really. You better study up on the questions about vanity. I bet they'll be pretty tricky ones.
