Windows defender has, once again, incorrectly identified my program as malware!

[FlatAssembler]

Relevant question, When programming did you get the P values correct?

I don't understand your question.

[Aegon]

Have you tried consulting ChatGPT

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

A degree indicates credentialing, not skill.

Boru

What's the difference?

A degree simply states that you’ve complete the required course work, not how competent you are. In fact, it’s very likely that people who have never been to university are better at [whatever] than people who have graduated.

Look at it like this: in a class of 100 graduated people, everyone gets the same degree, but not everyone will have the same level of skill.

Boru

[Jackalope]

Look, I have over 30 years of software engineering experience. A degree doesn't mean anything by itself, nor does self-assesament or delusions of competency.

Do it for a living for a few years and then -maybe- you can claim competence.

[Nay_Sayer]

Relevant question, When programming did you get the P values correct?

I don't understand your question.

If you collected a nickel for everytime you've had to say that you could retire with more wealth than Elon Musck and Jeff Bezos combined

[Ravenshire]

As you've already been told, this isn't a thing for most people, for the great majority of people. It might be your computer 'skills' that are the problem.

Boru

My friend, if computer skills of somebody who has a Bachelor degree in computer engineering aren't enough, I am afraid no computer skills are enough.

A degree that came from, by your own fucking description, a diploma mill, which you cheated your way through. 

You can't even debug your own code, but you want to tout your awesome computer skills?!? Gimme a fucking break!

[The Valkyrie]

Have you considered wearing a tag that says, 'I'm not malware!'?