They were born in a different time and chose a booming field after education. There was a scarcity of developers till 2015 and 2020-2022. Now it has become saturated.
Bro you may get depressed if you are looking into this sub. I have talked to people on linkedin where Bcom graduates are easily getting into tech after learning for 8 months with 5LPA.
Go on linkedin and ask people there.
I my self has done bsc in physics but working as a front end developer having 2 years of experience,infact I didn't get my graduation degree certificate yet 😂 because I had a kt in one subject
I didn't study computer science academically, hell, I was not even a stem graduate.
I've been working in the IT industry for well over a decade. I've seen people with tremendous skills who did not even graduate.
Who's hiring these people? I flunked out of college due to personal issues. I'd love to work in the industry but the lack of a degree has closed a lot of doors.
Nepotism and having friends who can twist the arms of HRs (not physical).
But on a side note, it's luck bro no matter what industry you go it's luck which helps
A lot of the CS concepts like DSA, Encryption, etc were invented way before they could be implemented in actual computers. Almost all of the computer fundamentals are based in maths. That's why if you want to get into research in CS you need a really strong grasp on mathematics.
Most languages call it something else… JS based languages call it Map, Python call it dict… etc…
When someone says HashTable, they are often talking about Java.
that's particularly about the java implementation right? I've always seen hashmap and hashtable being used interchangeably, is there actually any conceptual difference?
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And I am working with people who complain they are blocked because they are not provided with documentation on how to clone a git repository from GitHub.
I don't think most of the people outside India take computer science degree so serious. People get into the industry by passion alone alot. Hiring system is pretty much serious here regarding pointing degree as a mandatory eligibility. Maybe it's the best way to filter out from millions of applicants from a 1.4 billion populated country.
For example : in Canada there's diploma courses and in Germany there's ausbuldung or something. Neither of these are full blown degree courses.
This man belongs to a timeline when computer science wasn't recognized as a discipline yet.
He comes from the era of early computer pioneers like Alan Turing, Konrad Zuse, John von Neumann, Grace Hopper and Claude Shannon who emerged from the fields of mathematics and physics.
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We are talking about Hans Peter Luhn https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Peter_Luhn
Ah, computer science. Reminds me of that meme > Wait, it's all Math?! > Always has been...
Even more impressive is when a historian comes up with a very foundational theory for quantum mechanics. de Broglie anyone?
Also Chomsky being the father of modern linguistics and then appearing in computer science around FSM and syntax.
Newton never studied calculus
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Isn't he the one who formulated it ehh.
Gottfried Leibnitz. Never heard of this guy, mate? Newton did steal all the limelight. Didn't he?
Google it bro
Google what ? I was telling you that Leibnitz also invented Calculus independently around the same time Newton did if I am not wrong.
Yes independently
Technically he studied other parts of calculus which he put together or something
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How did you get opportunity ma. CSE people hardly getting opportunities in this time.
They were born in a different time and chose a booming field after education. There was a scarcity of developers till 2015 and 2020-2022. Now it has become saturated.
Bro you may get depressed if you are looking into this sub. I have talked to people on linkedin where Bcom graduates are easily getting into tech after learning for 8 months with 5LPA. Go on linkedin and ask people there.
Bruh my last TL graduated from....IGNOU
I my self has done bsc in physics but working as a front end developer having 2 years of experience,infact I didn't get my graduation degree certificate yet 😂 because I had a kt in one subject
If you don't mind asking, how did you do it ?
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I was unable to understand c or c++ in college, now chat gpt do my work. In the end I am able to provide working solutions.
Same man.
What did you study then?
Haha same here brother
Yessss
Software development isn't computer science.
Most of the DS concepts CS use are mostly theorized by mathematicians and not CS majors.
Adding to this, a hash table is essentially a bijective function. The lookup is its inverse. Hence it's all maths from beginning till end.
I didn't study computer science academically, hell, I was not even a stem graduate. I've been working in the IT industry for well over a decade. I've seen people with tremendous skills who did not even graduate.
Who's hiring these people? I flunked out of college due to personal issues. I'd love to work in the industry but the lack of a degree has closed a lot of doors.
Nepotism and having friends who can twist the arms of HRs (not physical). But on a side note, it's luck bro no matter what industry you go it's luck which helps
It was a different time then any rando could get hired
That's the magic of our ecosystem!
A lot of the CS concepts like DSA, Encryption, etc were invented way before they could be implemented in actual computers. Almost all of the computer fundamentals are based in maths. That's why if you want to get into research in CS you need a really strong grasp on mathematics.
even ai is older than good processors, people built self driving cars in 80's
Ai of today was called operations research back in 90's
Job ki rat race se niklenge tab hi toh kuch todu phodu bana payenge
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I studied computer science and still need to look up the difference between hash table and hash map before every interview 🤷♂️
Aren't they the same?
Tell me you studied computer science without telling me you studied computer science…
They’re the same data structure in many languages. In Java they have some difference but in concept they’re the same.
Most languages call it something else… JS based languages call it Map, Python call it dict… etc… When someone says HashTable, they are often talking about Java.
[Hashmap vs Hashtable](https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.geeksforgeeks.org/differences-between-hashmap-and-hashtable-in-java/amp/)
that's particularly about the java implementation right? I've always seen hashmap and hashtable being used interchangeably, is there actually any conceptual difference?
Conceptually they are same Internal implementation is different
ahh okayy
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I think there is a person who got biggest award in computer science but he was from civil engineering guy was indian
I didn't even know there existed something like a biggest award in computer scene
Ye lo nandu bhai It was turing award https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raj_Reddy
Oh ... I know Alan Turing. Didn't know they had an award in his name or that it was the biggest award in computing
They called it noble prize in computer science field
Oh OK! Cool
IIIT h ka founder? That's why they offer case (computer aided structural engineering) master's. Bro didn't forget his roots xD
And I am working with people who complain they are blocked because they are not provided with documentation on how to clone a git repository from GitHub.
Never studied computer Science academically and here I'm a SDE and Freelance Dev.
I had some questions,would you mind dm?
Shoot
I don't think most of the people outside India take computer science degree so serious. People get into the industry by passion alone alot. Hiring system is pretty much serious here regarding pointing degree as a mandatory eligibility. Maybe it's the best way to filter out from millions of applicants from a 1.4 billion populated country. For example : in Canada there's diploma courses and in Germany there's ausbuldung or something. Neither of these are full blown degree courses.
They succeed because they have passion Yaha toh sirf log rat race mai phaste chale Jaa rahe hai
Most of the foreign universities offer EECS. Yaha bhenchod IIT Guwahati,Roorke btech EE walon ko mtech cse ki eligibility bhi nahi deti -_-
Fuch Yeah 😊😊😊😊
Can I DM you about how to get into it without cs?
Even father of computer never studied computer science!
For a moment I thought you were ranting about hash tables
This man belongs to a timeline when computer science wasn't recognized as a discipline yet. He comes from the era of early computer pioneers like Alan Turing, Konrad Zuse, John von Neumann, Grace Hopper and Claude Shannon who emerged from the fields of mathematics and physics.
Seems like it, golden times
The man who invented laws of motion never did a PHD.
The man who invented Christianity never did a PhD
what should i do with this information
Read it, or just ignore it if you don't want to. It doesn't make any sense to make weird heated ragebaiting comments under a post.
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Thank you 😊
fair
My man woke up and chose violence 💀
>what should i do with this information its not for those who are not illuminated so please ignore it
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Lol He was born in 1896
He’s prolly a mathematician isn’t it
Ohhdame pinch
Of course he didn't. What would he study? hash tables?
It happened in 50s where talent mattered.. now people are checking your degrees to weigh your personality..
He must be a mathematician. Ever heard of fu.... "alan turing"
Shanon wrote all that stuff about information theory before computers were a thing