Is it better for me to major in chemical engineering or in computer

>>18574129
Do you like math or do you like science? It's that easy. If you like both... do you like programming? Have you done lab work? Whch one do you like most? It's that easy too

Computer Science is quite undersaturated if you specialize correctly (and have a greater competence than your average code monkey)

Just don't do machine learning: everyone and their grandmother, pet chihuahua, and fifteenth cousin twice removed is doing it. It'll get saturated very quickly and while the end result is cool, it's boring as shit.

Also beware of stuff like this:
http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/ruby/rails/is-a-ghetto
Beware the Ghetto

>>18574129

Study physics instead

>college

Good goyim. Enjoy working at a car wash when you get out!

>>18575453
What field would you advice to specialize in?

>>18575453
It's rare that writing alone can make me laugh, but that blog is golden.

>>18575940
what field actually interests you, that you can manage to self study and practice?

Chem E is more lucrative and you don't have to live in over priced cities so your dollar goes even further.

>>18574129
Computer science. Definitely definitely definitely.

ALL countries have a desperate need for people who are skilled at IT.

Chemical engineering however, is a very very small field. You have to have a sky-high GPA, several internships to get even CONSIDERED for an entry level job.

Please, for my sake, choose computer science.

>>18576095
t. a 2.5 GPA chem e

>>18576095
don't make the poor guy spend 40 grand on a computer science degree just to learn the same stuff he could from stack overflow and khan academy.

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>>18576007
(I'm not OP btw)
AI in general but I know pretty much nothing about it, else statistics, optimisation (zero knowledge of it), or langages. Right now I am a math student, so I love maths, but I shamefully lag behind because I spend almost all my time on 2 cs projects (I will finish one soon). It's been 10+ years that I do programming, I love working on software arcitectures.
I can self study pretty much anything (with regard to material limitations), I already do with graph theory or finance for instance.
Honestly AI is the thing I'd like to work on, but I am pretty realistic on the massive concurrency that I would have to face in this field.
So what fields do you think have a great future then?

With chemical engineering you might work in toxic environments. Id go for csci

>>18576095
>ALL countries have a desperate need for people who are skilled at IT.

Funny, because I can't find a nice entry level IT job for the life of me.

>>18576923
Right, he said SKILLED at IT, doofus.

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>>18576125
73 Mustang?

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>>18576998
It's an early second generation Pontiac Firebird Formula. The headlights and bumper are a dead giveaway for a 1970's model muscle car.

OP if you are already considering an engineering field, why not consider computer engineering? It utilizes more electrical engineering in the hardware portion of the endeavor whereas computer science is either straight theory or more software focused. If your school has a chemical engineering program, they probably have a computer engineering program right next to electrical engineering. Both computer engineering and electrical engineering are safe, solid bets to lay some chips down on as far as work satisfaction and financial security go, but of course that's all variable. Computer Science may land you into financial security, but personally a lack of hands on hardware work would irk me as far as career satisfication, but that's my two cents.

IT and CS is undergoing changes atm which are not as noticeable in some areas. Ive been in IT for 20 years and it has slowly declined to the cloud revolution which is creating a market for titans to rule. As for development, honest rumblings seem to point toward it dying a slow death as well. Idk shit about chemical engineering but it sounds more promising imo. Good luck.