Comments by "Crazy Eyes" (@CrizzyEyes) on "Kai Lentit" channel.

"You have 15 years of experience in HTML and CSS? You're hired!" "Thanks! Great to be on board." "You'll be a great help with our new website written in HTML5" "Huh? There's a 5th one? I never had to use that 15 years ago!"
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@traveller23e There are people who accept those terms, they'll just be less than average, because they were dumb enough to get suckered in the first place. Or, they'll be lying on their resume, and the company will get what it deserves.
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My buddy got a masters in CS and he regrets it. I couldn't stand being in school anymore so I never bothered.
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The real question is... why? Normally, the virtue of toying around with simple apps is to learn something new in an uncluttered environment. What do you learn by telling the AI to write bad code for you?
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@ZephrymWOW You can make most of these ridiculous positions if you just lie and they'll be perfectly doable. The hiring staff are just bona fide morons. I don't lie myself, but logic and the law of averages states that the work simply isn't that hard that you need 10 or 15 years of experience to do it. Not to mention that level of experience doesn't really help you when it comes to new technologies.
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@ I wrote A* and other shortest-route solutions as well. However, I'd be lying if I stated that I used even 25% of what I learned in college on the job.
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@fieryscorpion Ah yes, I love waterfall and not being able to test my code until 6 months later when I've forgotten all about it
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