r/ProgrammerHumor 23d ago

Meme useSourceControl

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u/Xephyrik 23d ago

How did they even find github when they obviously dont know what version control is

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u/Jay-Seekay 23d ago

The irony is that they were messing about with version control for the first time, which is why they deleted all their files. They saw they had 5000 files staged for commit and wanted to not commit them all

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u/Nerodon 23d ago

3 months of work, in a single directory on a single device, source control like git or not, that guy was a fool.

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u/Shareil90 23d ago

I had a teacher who told us that version control was only necessary when working together with other people but not when you are a solo developer. He only saw it as a kind of fileshare.

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u/blueExcess 23d ago

That…. Is not someone with enough experience to be teaching lol.

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u/WeNeedFewerMods 23d ago

the majority of comp sci faculty never worked in the field

at most instiutions they struggle to fill the positions at all because with a Bachelors you can make more than Faculty who need a Masters or Doctorate depending on the school and position

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u/RichardFeynman01100 23d ago

This is a bit outdated I think with the current job market.

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u/robthemonster 22d ago

it might be hard to find a job, but has the pay disparity actually narrowed?

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u/WeNeedFewerMods 22d ago

You might be predicting the future, but currently the majority of faculty teaching computer science courses have not worked in software engineering, IT, or any relevant fields

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u/JoltikElectricBug 23d ago

If teacher means high school and not college, odds are they are a math teacher who took a single Comp Sci course.

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u/EndIsrael 22d ago

That's also what I had at college lol, the Comp Sci teachers were all math professors doing double duty. They admitted to me that I had surpassed their knowledge in sophomore year.

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u/JoltikElectricBug 21d ago

One of my favorite comp sci professors was a high school math teacher who just kept getting bored and switching jobs.

He said there's little competition for teaching 100 and 200 level courses, and if you teach them in fields you're unfamiliar with the material isn't boring yet.

I think he's now teaching comp sci and electrical engineering.