Topic: The Personal Triumph Thread

[Gungnir]

I've changed my username to CuddleBunny in most places. This board is a notable exception.

[PatMan33]

Weird.

I go by Lt. CuddleBunny some places.

[Doctor Z]

So you outrank the Gungan?

[PatMan33]

Nah. It's just a title.

Like "doctor".

[Gec]

I'd say just rename yourself to ****

[LadyM]

Easy on the name changes and getting around the filters, we're still a "family friendly" forum.

*reminder*

[emmet]

Has anyone here actually graduated university?

[Brandonazz]

I think Inkling has a political science degree, and /lurk has some kind of real science degree.

Physics, I believe.

[Inkling]

I think Didero has a degree in the fake sciences, too.  Or at least he's very close.

[PatMan33]

Pretty sure they call it economics.

[martyk]

Has anyone here actually graduated university?

Get back to me on that in 4 months.

[Oviraptor]

Does an associates degree count?

[PatMan33]

Are you making money and being productive?

You could shoot pornos and sell pot for all I care.

[Rysworld]

I'm in junior year of highschool.

I would like to go into software development, specifically programming, but I don't really think that's feasible anymore.

I'm not really sure what I want to do that will let me live comfortably. Programming is really the only thing where what I like to do and what I'm good at intersect, but I'm not sure it's economically viable right now.

Engineering also interests me, but I would have no idea where to start.

I've got a few years to figure it out I guess.

[martyk]

I'm not really sure what I want to do that will let me live comfortably. Programming is really the only thing where what I like to do and what I'm good at intersect, but I'm not sure it's economically viable right now.

From what I've been hearing over the last few years from talking to people in the industry, programming is immensely economically viable.  Good programmers are in huge demand, and that demand is set to continue going up.