Ambitious Canada Part 6: A Million Internships

In my time, if you wanted to be a computer engineer, you had to go to university. It was the only place this level of specialized knowledge lived. For example, if you wanted to build and program chips one day, there was simply no other way to learn the details and math of semiconductor physics. Recently, I was browsing YouTube and watched a video on how p-n junctions in silicon diodes work. You…