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Anonymous Fri 23 Apr 21:43:40 2021 No.13021706 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13021710 >>13021719 >>13023394

I started my masters in mechanical engineering with a concentration in control because I want to do robotics. One year in, I absolutely hate control theory. I just want to build robots and write code. Control theory is terrible wtf

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Anonymous Fri 23 Apr 2021 21:44:43 No.13021710 Report

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>>13021706
i dropped out of college and can´t find a job
bitch somewhere else

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Anonymous Fri 23 Apr 2021 21:45:17 No.13021712 Report

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>>13021710
lol retard

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Anonymous Fri 23 Apr 2021 21:46:43 No.13021719 Report

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>>13021706
i miss control systems desu. you know you can write pid optimization algos right?

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Anonymous Sat 24 Apr 2021 06:48:50 No.13023394 Report

Quoted By: >>13023415 >>13023496

>>13021706
this is why I chose CS even though my passion is robotics. I'll graduate, find a comfy codemonkey job, then spend my time and energy self-teaching by practice instead of burying my nose in books and cramming shit I'll forget in a few months just to pass some BS courses.

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Anonymous Sat 24 Apr 2021 06:56:33 No.13023415 Report

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>>13023394
Smart lad. You've honed in on the problem with academia. The only benefit of getting the retardedly wide-cast net of education is one day you might remember you learned something that you forgot everything about and may have an inkling of its contextual relevance and where to find it. Otherwise you're just jumping through hoops while hemorrhaging money to get a degree that retards think is required of you to do a simple job. Honestly you should just be required to take an IQ test and be given the relevant materials during job training instead of wasting 4 years on college. You can learn to do a very complex job in less time overall if you skip college and go straight to training

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Anonymous Sat 24 Apr 2021 07:28:55 No.13023496 Report

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>>13023394
This honestly makes a lot of sense. I did a CS minor in undergrad and I liked my CS courses way more than my mechanical engineering courses. I would do a PhD probably if it meant I could focus on learning what I want and doing research instead of having to take classes on irrelevant shit and being forced to do other things that distract me from what I really want to be doing.

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