School for code? wtf.

I didn't even finish high school ffs.. it's not a system that creates what I consider to be the fundamentals of learning in any sense. Smashing your head against the keyboard and googling like a boss allowed me to skip the whole classical education thing and just hop right into the engineering of stuff, albeit with a metric fuck to of trial and error.. Sure it makes my code look way different than the classically trained cookie cutter grads.. but sometimes that is an asset honestly, other times a fucking nightmare for those working with me. lol

Even +15 years down the road of code I'm still learning new shit and technology, keeps it exciting honestly rather than spending a bunch of money to be indoctrinated to code like the majority. Not saying going to a school to learn something is intrinsically evil or anything, it's just that you get more interesting results with self taught individuals.