News: I am tutoring someone in first-year civil engineering, on their first-year CS course. Can you believe they stillteach classes in FORTRAN? I couldn't. It's like, halfway to assembler
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I went to a party a couple months ago, and through my boozy haze I could see someone using a terminal window on their laptop. I investigated, and it turned out that he was coding some sort of physics project in FORTRAN. The libraries are all written for FORTRAN, so they tend to gravitate that way unless they have compelling reasons otherwise.
Back in college, we didn't even get assemblers for the first semester. We had to look up the instructions in a table, find the hex codes for each, and input them manually through buttons soldered onto the motherboard. It was .. a learning experience.
..And I seem to remember $15 an hour when I was tutoring college-level instrumentation and electronics. Might have been more, but it was definitely an integer divisible by 5.
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Judging by the tutoring ads I saw at UW, I think it's anywhere for $15-30/hour depending on how awesome you are.
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Back in college, we didn't even get assemblers for the first semester. We had to look up the instructions in a table, find the hex codes for each, and input them manually through buttons soldered onto the motherboard. It was .. a learning experience.
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