The reason why CS graduates don't make the big bucks is that they do not learn how to configure CI pipelines for gitlab in university.

We were back in the days.

@Tounai 2012 is not back in the days

I can do it where's my big bucks

been doing it for free this whole time!

Well, it's actually not the biggest skill imho. CS graduates know at least cool stuff like how an compiler really works and stuff. Well, I have since a few years vacation and finally learnt some as well and grateful for that. I mean, setting up a pipeline is better to learn at work because everyone does it different anyway. For an employer the chance that you may work at a compiler is kinda zero unless you're @12bitfloat. 12bitfloat is living the dream.

The funniest thing I have seen a CS intern say: "I know C++ because I took a class." Then we showed them the code and they realized they didn't know shit about C++.

Also, to be fair. Almost every time I see a new C++ repository. I soon realize I don't know shit about C++ either.

@whimsical Maybe at MIT, the uni I went to the most memorable line the professor said was "What is a CPU"... In the second year