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Believe me, that's because of college. Not because of Computer Science... While yes, programming can be difficult and overwhelming at times. It's much more enjoyable as a self-learned individual than a college graduate, trust me!

Which engineering are you doing because engineering is quite similar to comp sci work load wise... actaully a bit more intense. But either way I welcome you, it's a great path to be on

Welcome to engineering!

I look at comp sci as being WAYYY tooo generalized, go for a concentration, I went for Cybersecurity

good on you man. compsci is depressing

CS is for people who like solving problems, rather than being the problem.

We’re not special, well we are technically but we’re all different people at the end of the day.

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❤❤❤great choice of clips dude. Thanks for sharing your insights.

good one hair guy stick

Rookie mistake was going for coding instead of trying out studying computer repairs. It's problem solving too, but instead of typing something and straining your eyes at white text on a black background (I hope so) looking for a semicolon, you desolder a bad component (or just replace the board as a whole) or install a driver after searching for it on the Internet. Occasionally, you only just have to do maintenance work on your client's pc, install Libreoffice or Adobe Reader, or just assist with hooking up the client's laptop to a television set.

I feel like I just watched a video about a person that is about to have the worst life ever. Why not just give up? Why do you want to spend the rest of your life doing something you obviously don't like even a little bit? If you're on your junior year you can still jump out of this train that is for sure going to wreck. If you think it's too late to not major in computer science, you can at least still explore other areas that are not about programming, like cybersecurity, which still pays pretty well, if not just as well as programming jobs.

I thought about it, got my commercial drivers license instead. Got no regrets lol

Simply out of curiousity, what part of CS are you currently learning /working on in your course?

The path to misery and depression… Our teachers always told us, every product needs to be finished by yesterday. I never really understood the implications of this mentality on my health and wellbeing until I lived through it. I like computers and tinkering with stuff as a hobby, never again as a job. Right now, I teach computer science in elementary and high school, which is a different beast of its own. But I love the collaboration, the discussion, the human interaction in general, and that I feel I can do a lot more right now, make a difference and I live it.

Here's some advice from someone who went through the same crisis. Learn to separate your job from your passions. A job is a means to an end, if you need to make money there's no shame in what you do, as long as you're doing it for a purpose, like getting a car, or something you always wanted. But always make time for your passions. Do what fulfills you in that spare time, and if you don't know, then look for it. Try something new, like learning how to use puppets, or writing a cute little script for a show. The sky is the limit, and if you are having fun doing it, then you found your calling in life. You can't be good at something unless you have fun doing it.

He's so real for this. Just because you love tech, it doesn't mean you'll enjoy programming

This feels like getting over it monologue. Especially when you added the same music

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Achieving your dream by enjoying what it is your doing to achieve it. While not ignoring the new opportunities that come your way. ❤ this video sums it up so nicely!

lol bro funny video. But yeah you could one day be the intern who fetches Elon Musk's coffee!! How cool would that be???

This MIGHT be the best video I've seen in my life

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You know, these days, i was thinking of the same thing too, and also felt kind of down and feeling lost, and this video, somehow, reached me. Sometimes is good to remember and acknowledge these things, and i really thank you for that, as insignificant as this comment might be, i needed to express it, and well, that's all. Also, good luck on your dreams and future projects, pal.

Yes

Hell yea

Well said, man, well said

Nice video 😽

I think everyone whos allergic to nuts miss reeses pieces

Im always daydreaming lol 😆

You just won't be able to compete with people who have genuine passion for this stuff and have fun doing it. Companies can easily see those who are only for the money. No wonder they aren't hiring many Juniors anymore when people have been led to believe "Just take a coding bootcamp bro, you'll get rich quick".

Just to add to the discussion, I managed to graduate with a 4 year Bachelors of Science, but never did any internships or coded outside of coursework. I almost completely stopped applying after a year of being disillusioned with job hunting and failing several interviews. I honestly think the passion for coding was there at first, but I lost it after taking the advanced courses.

I personally find the hours of staring at code trying to figure out what's wrong to be really interesting and engaging and a fun problem solving activity. I agree with your analysis. If you don't love coding, you shouldn't do it.

People need to understand what computer science is. CS is the study computer theories, not the study of practical skills.

I also know the pain of a peanut allergy trust me. It’s not very pretty when you get a severe allergic reaction.

As a person who recently graduated and landed a job I also had the similar feeling of "market sucks, ill never get a job" especially during 3rd and 4th year of college. There are a ton of jobs that only partially related to programming itself like sysadmins, team leads and such. The reason why everyone tells you to "learn to code" specifically is because it's much easier to sell a half assed python programming course for normies than a cisco certification course

Me if i was in that situacion: see ya en hell suckers

Lol this is amazing

kinda to late

How I almost died in basketball practice: So we were practicing our throwing dribbling and mostly everything and then I just can't breathe my breath starts dimming my I start becoming blurry but I sit down the coach asked me if I'm ok and I told him how I'm not and then my mom comes to pick me up when we're done if you want to know the full story here it is so when we were dribbling my legs started getting weak my arms started becoming too weak to move and I started to almost dropped dead and well I don't know what caused it it could have been not getting enough sleep that night or the fact that I had just stayed up all night watching tik toks I do not know and it's still a mystery to this day😅

One time I fell on a pencil in gym class and had to be wheeled out on a stretcher

I dated a girl with a peanut allergy, and you never realize how many of the best foods and candies have nuts in them until you're not able to eat them

What happened? We’re those ants or smth?

what a horrible fate to go by. imagine seeing “Passed via nutter butter” on your tombstone

I feel like the nurse should have been more alarmed at the fact that your hand looked like a freaking tomato, literally a blaring RED alarm

What kinda substitute nurse did they have, some random person off the street? I think they should at least be able to know what an allergic reaction is

i have peanut allergy too so i get you ☠

incredible

Helpful tip, don't choose any profession because of the money.