jas_far

I can’t believe you have to explain to people why corporatism is a bad thing. It underlies the largest problems in this country, and we should actively be protesting it.

Calculus and programming are in two different leagues of complexity, and most programming doesn't require a knowledge of calculus.

Like any other skill, programming comes more easily to some than others, but with the right approach can be acquired by anyone.

What is it about tech work that requires such a high intelligence, as you state? Because I'm a tech employee and would argue that your claim is completely unfounded. There's nothing special about learning how to code—it's a very trainable skill. Takes a lot of time and dedication, sure, but trainable nonetheless.

What exactly is a college-level IQ? Does everybody who goes to college have a college-level IQ?

Where's the best place to reach you? I'm work in cv and would possibly be interested in contributing.

"The algorithms were written in C# using visual studio, and i used GIMP to make the actual gifs." https://imgur.com/user/FishyMcFishFace

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