Computer Science is probably the only major where if you suck at it and end up dropping out, you're more likely to be a leader than someone who is good at it and sticks with it.

There were roughly 200 people in my freshman class majoring in CS, by my sophomore year that number had dropped to about 120. A lot of people dropped out because it was too damn difficult for them, and they switched to less technical majors like "Business Information Technology" or "Management Information Systems." Almost without exception, the people who dropped out are now managing teams of developers, they actually have programmers reporting to them. Seriously, WTF?

This isn't even the worst of it, there are people who majored in art history who are now "product managers," who take the word "manager" in their job title literally, they think they're above developers. Some of them will even profess with no small amount of pride that they "know nothing about technology." You can hear the pride in their voice when they say it, as if they're saying "I'm a lot of things, but at least I'm not a geek." Is there any other field of study where people boast with such pride that they know nothing about it? I mean, very few people will say "I know nothing about history" or "I know nothing about literature", and if they do say it, they'll say it with a bit of humility. When it comes to Computer Science though, knowing nothing about it is almost a badge of honor.

Rant the f**k over.

!rant

He always comes to my desk when i begin to work, and lays there. So calm.

It's funny because...

With only a developer team of two people dev rant sees more updates in a week, than Facebook's Windows apps see in a month.

Stack Overflow documentation is gonna be awesome in a few years...

comment your favorite tv shows for em coders n hackers here!
ill start:
mr robot, it crowd and silicon valley

I have alot of respect for the programmers that came before stack overflow lol not even joking.

I just began using Laravel and I have to say that I love it.

When trying to solve a bug