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   by derpderpdrep 11y ago

   I'm talking from a graduate perspective, but the courses I TAd for undergrad were not what I would call 'primitive engineering' as there is an emphasis on analysis and rigor. It is a science to be able to build programs and
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   by derpderpdrep 11y ago

   I don't really know, computer science seems concerned with equipping the student with the best tools to solve a problem, and mastery in the creation of them. Computer engineering concerns itself with similar concepts, but at a lower le
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   by derpderpdrep 11y ago

   Loneliness is like a gaping wound, anything you try to fill it with just seems to make it hurt more. Masturbation is fine, but that longing for real human connection, that is something that I don't think is replaceable by any of these
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   by derpderpdrep 11y ago

   Thank you genuinely for the compliment, but I'm afraid I've never been that organized.
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   by derpderpdrep 11y ago

   The difference between philosophy you read because you want to be well read in philosophy, and philosophy you understand because you've lived it and perhaps come to similar conclusions yourself, is vast. Philosophy, especially of the m
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   by derpderpdrep 11y ago

   I really actually love finding questions like that on SO. Sometimes the only way you learn how to do something better is through spontaneous example, because it's just not intuitive or inline with the current flow of things. Maybe they