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The punks I've known are much more well-read and just as bright as the grad students I spend time with now.

Then I went to grad school and found that everyone there was using Python, so I switched to that instead.

I've also lost six months of my grad student career to one specific bad step in a recipe.

They have their place in society and have shown to be successful, so I don't blame a fresh grad who wants to try his/her hand at it.

I often worry about whether my startup clock is running out. I'm closer to 30 than 20, finishing up graduate school, and for the most part feel young.

One day, a grad student brought me his laptop and asked if I would take a look at it because "the Internet [was] really slow.

" I had to lose my fiance and my funding in grad school before I finally accepted to the fact that this might be a problem.

I bet the grad student involved is celebrating now that they can finally submit their thesis

Every mistake was classic marketing grad trying to do startup things in a bubble environment.

I wrote something about how I learnt everything in college...am not a hacker...and that you should go to grad school if you want to get better at CS. So they edited out all of the pro-college stuff and just said this guy is data scientist.

It's easy enough to use that just by following some examples, the grad students have been able to do implement studies in a couple days that took weeks in the old framework.

While I would never have called YC the new grad school myself, I think you have a mistakenly utopian view of the origins of western higher education.

Sometimes I have been too busy with work projects, sometimes it has been a busy life at grad school, sometimes family, sometimes I have been plain shy, and so on. I have put together a bunch of great hacks at places I have worked, which sadly I cannot open source.