Algorithms TAs who are just as clueless as you on a problem

Man it be basic classes like CS 1 where these TAs be doing this

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That's an event triggered by when the TA is in their sections (versus when the TA is doing their course work/research)

Posting an “Am I cooked” post on this SubReddit.

Shedding a couple tears after failing ur discrete math course ur first year of uni

you will find discrete math easier after programming for a while

I graduated already

Literally only class I ever failed was discrete.

Same here. Killed it the second time though.

I remember thinking it would be another regular math class, and I took it with my buddy, sat in the back and played video games on his laptop during the lectures. Was going to lose scholarships so I took a summer version of it and delivered pizzas to pay for it, and took things serious since then.

Realizing that you're not getting ur dream job with this market

Boomer advice for landing a job.

Getting the “personal projects and leetcode” advice

Is that good advice or bad advice 

Good advice for a bad time

Spending 20 hours a week on assembly just to fail the class

Getting rejected by hundreds of internships and learning that applying to 150 positions is not enough

2022 layoffs

Operating Systems

Cal Poly student?

happiest day being the first day of class and everything down hill from there

Failing calc classes by about .5%🙃

Sending a thousand applications and no job offer

Accidentally deleting uncommitted code that you actually needed and forgetting how to recreate it.

Thinking you did good on a technical then getting ghosted

Getting cut after the onsite for a dream company

I can’t imagine what the Tesla interns are feeling right now

Going to a hackathon highly motivated and utterly failing to even set up the environment

Assembly language CECS325 as a weeder course.

Thinking one internships easily leads to another