I realized that I want to be an engineer, but then noticed that I'm not Asian??? In fact, I'm not even a man! Should I give up my electrical engineering dreams, or should I just engineer kitchen appliances?

I'm not racist, I'm just convinced that Americans make better engineers than anyone else. Asian engineers are especially lazy and unoriginal, which is why American automobiles and electronics are selling so much better than the Japanese and Korean products.

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Reddit, what is your worst family tragedy?

If only everyone had the foresight to go into engineering there wouldn't be a job "Problem".

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Wait. There's only 31 other cocky engineers besides me?!

Finish my story for me.

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I have a problem. I’m not sure how to solve it. Could someone with experience help me?

The problem involves a system, I want it to be in a certain state when a certain thing happens.

I haven’t tried yet but I thought you guys might have some insight or experience.

I have two friends who own hackers houses in the bay area (which to me is kinda the short end of the stick but w/e), and I've considered moving into one to save money and work on my dream company- but the likelihood of me saving money is not really ideal. I'd still be paying rent, except to live in an uncomfortable bunk bed next to a bunch of folks I don't know.

A friend of mine pitched the idea to start a live/work space. Basically hire people to stay in my flat for free, and code on the project of my dreams.

Would you do this? Move into a flat w your mates who all work on the same project together, for free rent and a limited salary? thoughts?

I think it could work but for a limited amount of time.

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