8/13 Id like to summarize the motd
1) insecure soda geeks backhandedly brag about their various
perceived accomplishments.
2) soda geeks with bad or nonexistent gpa's try to convince
themselves and others that they are smart anyway, and correctly
point out that in order to be a wage slave, an education probably
doesn't matter anyway.
3) various technical questions are identified to this asteric: *
Feel free to re-insert the lift of this projection, but I think this
adequately preserves the structure of the original conversation.
\_ In the field of CS, education doesn't mean a whole lot. I know
a lot people with sub 3.0 GPA making $75k-$100K/yr with less
than 3 years in the workplace. I have 3.5 and I haven't made
anywhere close to that.
\_ Neither Gates nor Jobs has a college degree at all, and many
other rich twinks.
3) various technical questions are identified to this asteric: *
\_ What in the hell is this supposed to mean?
\_ I think that this entire MOTD entry was composed by some kind
of AI experiment. (See the sentence asking us to "re-insert
the lift of this projection" just below.) Taken in that vein,
this is pretty respectable -- close enough to natural English
that you might believe there's some kind of human behind the
words.
Feel free to re-insert the lift of this projection, but I think this
adequately preserves the structure of the original conversation.
\_ You forgot "various soda geeks indirectly display their lack of
command of the English language"
\_ Not to mention "self-inflated soda geeks attempt to show off
their percieved dry wit and sense of humor"
\_ Better yet:
"the CSUA: various geeks huff and puff and strut their
stuff, full of sound and fury and signifying pomp and
tomfoolery." - tpc
\_ It is a motd told by an idiot.
\_ What about: "MOTD-killing soda champions leave behind only
URL's to cheesier-than-YANK magazine websites?" |