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Hi /prog/,

I'm a Computer Science major (soph) that's looking for a co-op position for this summer. I want to get some great experience, but I don't have a prestigious school to back me up with employers.

I haven't done many projects outside school assignments, but I want to start. The problem is that I just go completely blank when I try to think of an idea. All that I can come up with is to get into some app making in Android.

Is this a good idea to get companies to keep looking at me as an employee? Or is there something else I should be looking into doing?

You should look into reading SICP.

Android is dead. iPhone is the future.

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iPhone died 3 years ago. Have you been living under a rock or something?

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iPhone is dead. Its only pro being the videogames market. But we already knew that a couple of years ago.

Android, on the other side, is doing far better. Its main drawback is iPhone's strength (commercial videogames); everything else already improved iPhone's best or going to. Of course, it gets even better if you're running the latest version and root it.

>>1
If you added globally indexed extended attributes to ext4 and several tools for easy management of such, Anonymous would respect you.

Write a program that writes programs to solve a random Project Euler problem.

Write a program that writes programs that write programs to solve a random Project Euler program.

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>>7
I believe these are equivalent.

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