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this post was submitted on 01 Aug 2023
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Did I, at any point, say you don't know how to program? You and a college graduate can probably program at the same proficiency, but while the college graduate is just there to get a job you demand some kind of respect for your fancy degree, like that shit matters.
You seem like a very rude and sad individual
I'm a bitter loser because I can't afford community college and have to do factory work so I can get into a working education program for my degree.