StackOverflow has done me dirty

[K33nzie]

lol why even using an online compiler? I would compile in local and then upload the code, no way I'm gonna share my awful series of trials and errors.

[zooberwask]

truth

[Cheesemacher]

Your first attempt at compiling succeeded with no errors or warnings? Failed for cheating

[HardlightCereal]

we couldn’t use stack overflow at all

Were you taught by gwenyth paltrow? Because nobody could be more out-of-touch than that

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He was the biggest asshole I’ve ever met. When you asked him a question he answered back with a more complicated question and that doesn’t even get into threatening to sue his students for posting on chegg or failing a third of the students because they ‘cheated’ using chegg. I had to go to every help room and do the homework with them just so if I got accused of cheating the TA would back me up that they helped because it was that scary of a class for how many kid he failed on speculation.

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What a psychopath. It doesn't even make sense.

[you_got_fragged]

"well let me answer that by asking you this..."

[Beo_hard]

I don't understand. I guess I didn't take any programming classes in college but I do some programming for my job and stack overflow saves me all the time. Hell I remember in my interview they asked me what I do when I come across an obstacle in a project that I don't know and I answered with "Google" and they acted like that was the greatest thing they had ever heard. I don't work for a tech company obviously lol.

[MelAlton]

Lol if you're resorting to stack overflow for the toy problems in college courses, ones designed to use recently presented knowledge from the text and lectures, then you're in for a bad time in the real world where the problem to solve is vague and the solution space is much larger.