I went to San Jose State University which is in the top 25 in the US and top 100 worldwide and I didn't feel like it was anything special.
In fact, most of the people in the program were pretty bad at coding.
In fact, most of the people in the program were pretty bad at coding.
It's especially easy to do in this field, because there can be a strong disconnect between the business side and the tech side. Most everyone on here can name at least one person they've worked with that created more work than they completed. It would have literally made better economic sense to have them watch movies all day at work rather than mangle the code base.
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