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float4
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12/9/2025, 11:31:24 AM
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Not at all. The Electr Engineering curriculum has several programming courses. The fundamental principles for a circuit design and program are the same, one is represented physically in a circuit, the other is coded. There is a lot both can do that the other cannot. For example the concept of logic gates are directly correlated to if/then/else type programming statements. In college I started getting phone calls from recruiters to come build the internet, and I did for a while. Ended up in a specialization called "integration" which means making systems talk that cannot natively talk. Having an electrical background makes this type of programming easier as you have a more natural understanding of the machine you are integrating. An example: once I integrated a factory robot with SAP. The robot tested metal from a production line and reported those results. They had to go retrieve the data from the robots and we built them a system that made the old robots be able to report in real time as if they were modern. 1 million on this project vs 15 million for new robots.
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jakezombie1
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12/10/2025, 10:42:48 AM
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oh yeah yeah trueee the logic gates concept immediately made my mind light up and get excited for a moment😄 i'm not exactly into coding but i can see now that you mentioned the connection
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12/10/2025, 11:36:34 AM
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Programming (for males) is relatively easy at typical "employee" levels, its why we have so many dumb Indians doing it. Electrical is much harder. I kind of regret going into software. Especially because of patents, you can make a lot of money there. You go into an elctrical engineering dept or a firm, its not loaded with Indians.
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