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by catchmeifyoucan
1846 days ago
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Agreed. I think it’s primarily reference material. I took an Organization of programming languages course once, and even though I don’t use Prolog everyday, I’m able to jump and think about it if I ever have a case where I’m working with Boolean logic. Alternatively, I don’t know much about semaphores in the OS, but when I think about locks, it’s something I can refer to for more ideas. I wouldn’t say it dramatically improves my life, but it’s just random knowledge that I wouldn’t be intimidated by if I stumbled upon it in the real world |
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