>tfw graduating college at 24 for cs >tfw considering grad

Theres no age restriction its not a fucking night club you dumb piece of diseased ameoba semen.

>>9017447
I just finished my first year for EE at 25. I honestly just want to learn. I expect discrimination due to my age in the workforce when I graduate, but don't really care at this point.

>>9017447
No it isn't. And if you're considering grad school you should be looking beyond cog in the wheel programming and into data science. Otherwise you're wasting time.

>>9017454
Except that's exactly what it is.

The software startup scene is in many ways a pretext for "bros" to start some shit hole social club. As the primary point is for these losers to have cheap bitches to screw, intelligence is not valued but rather the opposite thereof. Older people have already learned too much about reality from their life experiences so they are not young or naive enough to have around. That and younger people are more supple and impressionable... much like how pedophilia was like in ancient greece. God help you if you're female.

This is why >90% of startups fail. It's not like programming is hard or anything, it's because people don't take life seriously and wonder why things don't go their way.

>>9017724
nah you're a gigantic retard looking for an excuse

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>tfw EE undergrad
>tfw my job is either outsourced to pakis before I graduate
>I have to go into IT fields or be jobless

I Hate it. EE doesnt have single field left that isnt raped by outsourcing or by CEs

>>9017730
Then how is it that I have gotten offers from at least 2 of the 'big 4' tech companies?

>>9017730
http://money.cnn.com/2016/03/13/technology/lawsuit-michael-goguen-sequoia-capital/index.html

It gets worse ... a million times worse.

>>9017447
Solution: don't go to grad school yet unless:

a. You want to be an acedemic

b. You want to advance the career that you already have

You do not have a career yet. Get a job and then come back to this

>tfw graduating college at 25 for cs

>>9017738
Lmao what. That makes no sense.

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>>9017447
>>9017811
>>9017455

welcome, fellow eldars. would you care for a game of cribbage?

>>9017730
Nigger, most STEM fields aren't hard. Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, you name it.

The only thing remotely challenging is physics, and that pays fucking peanuts.

Programming isn't challenging. Being a GOOD programmer is.