Funny how nothing you wrote has anything to do with AI but with capitalism but yeah sure let's blame AI instead of the USA, its government and its oligarchs ruining the world for everybody.
Idk where you are but my experience but my lectures were always about the last trends and updated every summer. My experience is the opposite : you learn the latest tech doing your degree learning git-ops workflow and containerisation to work on VMs and Jenkins
Saying it is slowly fading is wrong and misleading. A degree proves you can commit to learning something. It gives a basis for me, an engineer, to talk to you, an engineer. It tells me we have a common knowledge ground.
The era of bootcamps is over. For one person getting a job without a degree a hundred get rejected.
Oh true. I zoomed on the shirt and saw the cross all the way up. Yeah they can fight then
You're having basic reading comprehension issue.
Stop fucking talking about "AI". It does not fucking exist.
Same thing with everything related to every single algorithm implementation in every single sector.
Then fight against what matters : the fucking oligarchs and their fucking piece of shit friends at the head of the USA.
Then the issue is the fucking American oligarchs and their fucking piece of shit government, not "AI".
This is like your opinion, and I think it's a dumb one.
Big monks huhu
Wtf is this moronic take
This applies only if you're american. Which is a small part of the world.
Swiss don't fight. They run and hide and mumble how they would totally fight you if they are sure you don't understand. And they are not happy.
AI hate is not deserved. Hate the game not the player.
Funny how nothing you wrote has anything to do with AI but with capitalism but yeah sure let's blame AI instead of the USA, its government and its oligarchs ruining the world for everybody.
Did you ever see a gun diagnose a cancer?
Idk where you are but my experience but my lectures were always about the last trends and updated every summer. My experience is the opposite : you learn the latest tech doing your degree learning git-ops workflow and containerisation to work on VMs and Jenkins
Who the fuck studies until he's 33 and earn less than a crane operator
Saying it is slowly fading is wrong and misleading. A degree proves you can commit to learning something. It gives a basis for me, an engineer, to talk to you, an engineer. It tells me we have a common knowledge ground.
The era of bootcamps is over. For one person getting a job without a degree a hundred get rejected.
Ah fuck. The summer are becoming longer, gotcha. I was wondering "wtf does it mean oceans are becoming longer". This is a weirdly worded title IMO