u/Naive-Finish-1489

Hellow so napalipat lang ako dito sa Reddit kasi maganda daw ang mg discussion and community dito compare sa mga ibang socmeds. Nice to meet you all

May pupunta din ba dito sa Byaheng lasalle this May 30? Wala kasi ako kasama

Trying to learn more about Bitcoin lately and curious what made it finally click for other people beyond just price and hype.

Was it something you read, a real-life use case, moving money yourself, or just spending more time around the space?

Feels like a lot of beginners first see Bitcoin as just another risky asset, then later start understanding why people care so much about self-custody, scarcity, and moving value independently.

I’m an ABM graduate and I’ll be taking Computer Science at De La Salle University. It’s a pretty big shift since my background is mostly business, accounting, and management, while CS is all about programming, logic, and problem-solving.

Right now, I’m honestly excited but also a bit nervous. I don’t really have a strong foundation in coding yet, so I feel like I’m starting from zero. I’ve been trying to learn a bit of Python on my own just to get a feel for it, and it’s been both confusing and interesting at the same time.

I just wanted to ask if there are other ABM graduates here who shifted into CS or a similar tech course. How was your first year? Was the adjustment hard at the beginning, or did it gradually become manageable?

Sira parin ba ang portal ng admission, gustong gusto ko na mag bayad oh tapos na yung deadline ayaw parin mag open

I just moved over from Facebook, X, and Instagram so I’m still trying to get the feel of this platform.

I actually ended up here because whenever I searched stuff on Google, this site was always the first thing that popped up, so I finally decided to check it out. Is it kinda the same where you can just post what you want and comment freely? Or is it more community-based and strict with rules depending on where you post?