I was. I never attended a single lecture, and got an average of 99% in the course.
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Anonymous2012-01-23 23:08
I was. I ended up getting above a 100%.
LOL EXTRA CREDIT
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Anonymous2012-01-23 23:11
I was. I had started programming at 12 years old though. I'm sure most people who were the best in their class had started young.
And like most of you, I only attended class less than 25% of the time, and wasted the rest of it posting on /prague/ and working on my never-completable game engine project.
>>5
Oh good. Another faggot who started a young age. Guess what? You still suck dick as a programmer.
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Anonymous2012-01-24 12:32
I am. I switched to CS from EE after taking a single required programming course, having never programmed before in my life. Definitely more fun than EE. I attend most classes and program like the Fist of the North Star.
The business of a programmer is to make programs. Not earning money.
Money is just an add-on. luckily enough money in my case, but i would still develop if i was a millionaire
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Anonymous2012-01-24 12:47
I wouldn't know, I don't pay attention to the code of my peers.
But I'll still pull bullshit they won't, like using Ada.Containers on my final assignment to reduce code size by one half while they're still dicking around with homebrew shit. Always assume that if the professor doesn't say you can't do something, you can and should do it.
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Anonymous2012-01-24 12:49
I'm the only one who scored an A at parallel programming class, does that count?
No. You have to take that class about 37 more times. If you still get an A every time, then we can have some strong degree confidence that you're the best, for every possible execution order.
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Anonymous2012-01-24 12:56
>>26
I'm actually not allowed to take that course again since I got an A in it. I'm very confident that I'm the best though, the other people are mouthbreathing retards who got stuck at the most basic PDE because they think mathematics is scary.
Had the top marks in most university comp-sci courses, very mediocre in math though, shit programming jobs for the last 10 years!
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Anonymous2012-01-24 18:45
>>37
Did your comp-sci courses go at a little slower pace than the major Universities? Were the problems set up in such a way to ensure that even the mental midgets could pass the class?
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Anonymous2012-01-24 19:23
#define GOOD_PROGRAMMER "me"
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Anonymous2012-01-24 19:57
>>39
That's unable to compile because your definition of a GOOD_PROGRAMMER is short a main().