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Be sure to drink your Ovaltine
Be sure to drink your Ovaltine
I estimate that astronomers need to know about tradeoffs on a telescopes' settings for the data they are looking at. But I'm unconvinced that they necessarily need to know how to operate it (would depend on the workplace) and I certainly disagree that how they are constructed is absolutely necessary for all astronomers.
More knowledge is always good, so of course learn what you want. But it's not being "ashamed of tools" to say that a CS degree should "do one thing and do it well".
Additionally, we can simultaneously say that a university should encourage tool mastery while also saying that they don't need to teach entire courses on it.
-Meet Markus at a con
-Markus best friend now
-Play Minecraft for days
-Write poem
-Markus says "I ain't reading all that, ship it! We have a deadline!"
-Take the money and run
-Enjoy cold hard cash instead of speculating on royalties
-Trip on shrooms on squatted land
-Try to squat poem
-"Dear Microsoft I don't care about laws. Love love love."
-Love love love
-Money money money plz
-Love love loveNFTs grafted on to web2 games is a start of player owned gaming, but true web3 games will be wholly player owned.
These shutdowns (along with things like Diablo's Error 37 launch) are why gamers will gravitate to games they can't get rug pulled on.
This is the line I tell non-gamers so they can repeat it. Usually people end up reminiscing about Blockbuster .
I suppose that complaining without proposing solutions is akin to protesting. You may not necessarily know what you want specifically, but you don't want the current system.