CEO/Principal Consultant at INNOQ, he/him, software architect, RESTafarian, conference tourist. Works at innoq.com. Fediverse: @stilkov@innoq.social

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And if this is true, the whole discussion is pointless and I’ve fallen victim to sensationalist bullshit:
I read the posts trying to find the claim "equivalent to a Bachelor's degree" and couldn't. I asked the tweet author; no answer. This is a sensationalist tweet FWIW
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Replying to @codepitbull @Kiview
Then we agree.
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Replying to @saarw
Probably true, so why the talk about equivalence? It is simply something completely different.
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Replying to @codepitbull @Kiview
No, and I don’t know who said that. (I’m also not convinced that you necessarily learn those things even in four years.)
Replying to @stilkov
To clarify: I’m not suggesting every job in IT, or even most of them, require a university degree. What I’m saying is that you can’t compress 4 years to 0.5, even if you’re Google.
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Hiring has told us that a university education can be valuable, and also that it’s not a necessary pre-requisite. Those things can both be true at the same time.
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To clarify: I’m not suggesting every job in IT, or even most of them, require a university degree. What I’m saying is that you can’t compress 4 years to 0.5, even if you’re Google.
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I was wondering why I find this less than appealing. I think it’s because it seems to me basically Google is giving a giant fuck you to “classical” education, assuming it can do in 6 months what everyone else needs 4 years to do. I remain unconvinced Google can do magic.
Google is launching Career Certificates. It will cost $300 only, you can complete in 6 months and Google will consider it equivalent to 4 years Bachelors degree when you will apply for a job at Google - Data Analyst, Project Manager, UX Designer etc - grow.google/certificates/
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This really is the most embarrassing thing Microsoft has done in a long, long time. My respect for the company had grown over the last few years, but this really damages it badly
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In dieser Folge hat @MichaelStal mir erklärt, was KI/AI/ML/DL (und was es noch so alles an netten Zwei-Buchstaben-Akronymen gibt) für Software-Architektur bedeutet. Ich fand‘s sehr lehrreich.
Episode 75: KI und ihre Anwendung in der Softwarearchitektur heise.de/developer/artikel/E… #KI
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Replying to @Carnage4Life
Sorry, I just wanted to save some time myself :) Thanks for the pointer(s).
Replying to @Carnage4Life
And who maintains/owns the subscriber list?
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Replying to @Carnage4Life
Haven’t checked it out in detail yet, but isn’t it just another domain other than your own, with all the problems that come with that, just like Medium?
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Replying to @MichaelStal
Ja. Nächste Frage?
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Completely agreed, that would be a good option.
This is basically providing you with access to a weapon, so maybe it’s perfectly OK and they should be doing it for regular accounts, too :)
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Replying to @bodil
That’s … an actually positive change then? By Twitter? Wow.
Replying to @bodil
Holy shit. Did you report that asshole? (Just wondering because I didn’t see that reply even though I’m mentioned)
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You have to understand: A company like this operates with very limited financial resources and has to focus. Oh. Wait.
NEW: @YouTube confirms it is discontinuing its community captions feature, which allowed viewers to contribute subtitles to other channels to make videos accessible to #deaf and hard of hearing people. The tool will be retired on 28 September 2020. liamodell.com/2020/07/30/you…
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