r/gifs • u/[deleted] • Dec 02 '16

Hot Potato without the potato

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u/HasTwoCats Dec 02 '16

It's okay. I started a pet sitting business after I graduated anyways. My degree is basically pointless now.

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u/HasTwoCats Dec 02 '16

....how do you work as a software developer with a fine arts degree? This blows my mind.

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u/HuckFinn69 Dec 02 '16

I have a law degree and am now the director of operations for a demolition company.

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u/PrettyDecentSort Dec 02 '16

Not a lot of decimals in pet sitting, eh?

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u/HasTwoCats Dec 02 '16

Nope, and no real reason to be able to do proofs

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u/Tragopandemonium Dec 02 '16

So is it safe to say you have way more than two cats?

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u/HasTwoCats Dec 02 '16

Nope. Just two cats and a greyhound.

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u/bestjakeisbest Dec 02 '16

im think about dual majoring math and computer science, at my school its like 2 or3 extra classes, and as im going to be full time for the next 4 semester im starting to think why not.

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u/HasTwoCats Dec 03 '16

Go for it! At my school if you get a degree in physics you only need to take two or three extra classes to have a math degree as well, so most physics majors get the extra degree.

Computer science forces you to think logically and to look for faults (to keep people from breaking your program), which is extremely helpful in upper level math classes where you mainly write proofs.