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@sam9669 what?
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@asdf1234 if you have* the money, then why not
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@sam9669 there's another, more expensive thing - the time, the extra time i'll have to spend on the roads etc., but when you're home, you control the time
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@Jormungandr that's a good point, i'll consider that, thanks :)
(a question)
so in my city there's an opportunity for some
tech university students to attend extra programming classes for a year (12 hours/week). they'll teach many things: (advanced) data structures, databases, oses, computer networks, compilers, making games, data analytics etc. is it worth attending or i should just write down those topics in a to-do list and learn them by myself? i've never attended such courses so i don't know if they are useful or not. thanks for taking the time to read this :)
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