Indian Programmers

I hate them

did they turk your jerbz ;_;

>>2
That's all they exist to do, isn't it?

They talk with an accent, have no /prog/ramming experience besides some course they took.
The course of course by someone who doesn't have experience either.

They take your tech support jobs and treat you like you're a noob.

Ergo: Never hire indians.

omgoch u are so racistic

The jews are after me.

Go to the C++ page on Facebook and you'll get a taste of what Indian programmers are like.

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>>7

Wow. That is scary.

It seems to be trend among people who see that programming can be a lucrative career, and automatically assume academia is the best way to become a good programmer (hint: it isn't). I know too many dipshits with 4.0 Computer Science GPA's who can't program (and no, they can't do the "theoretical" computer science either). They spend all of their time passing classes and bullshitting assignments, and no time on self-improvement, and what you end up with is a total tool who can still get past the moronic HR people (this isn't exclusive to computer science). I'm personally interested in finding niches where skill and results are more important than fulfilling the mindless requirements of bureaucracy, in order to avoid this exact problem.

All the people I know in CS have failed or are close to failing the class. I'm not in a CS program, yet I got the highest grade in the only mandatory CS course. What the fuck man, what the fuck.

>>9

The prophecy told us you were coming.