u/lookingwhambro

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Context: I am a decent self-teacher at most things but benefit hugely from guided tutelage and mentorship in some subjects. Have tried to teach myself coding in the past; it is one area where I need structure.

Would an MSc be a good move, or would a coding bootcamp be better? Any guidance would be super. Thanks so much!!!

EDIT: I should add: I want to learn coding because it interests me; this simply gives me the means to invest in it without the overhead, if that makes sense. Whether I wind up getting a career in software development or whatever isn't as meaningful as the learning part. Thanks again!

Remember people fuckin hated this album when it came out. Am listening to it currently and it's not so bad. Compared to the incredibly uniform sound of mainstream DnB today it's pretty refreshing.

THAT SAID. 2016-2018 was fire for drum and bass and probably saw some of the best-produced tunes of my life, so I guess on a comparative level it might not have been good.

But I think it sounds decent today.

EDIT: Ruckus is still bad, I grant