How does someone even compete with all the smart people these days?

I am a brainlet at University studying CS and I have a hard time keeping up with my excellent peers. The idea of ever competing with them in the future is frightening. My Uni is not even an ivy league school, so I cannot imagine going against even smarter students from e.g. Stanford or Harvard. How would I ever get a job?

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Ivy leagues don't actually have more intelligent people. Ivy leagues just get better funding, most of the people there are complete retards.

This sounds like a retarded cope.

Here is something I like to look at when a new topic is kicking my ass.

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Just get a degree in something less competitive than CS. I'm doing BME right now and I'm probably going to switch to industrial design for next semester because engineering is too difficult, competitive, time consuming, and math heavy.

I'm in an Ivy league right now, I can assure you they're not any smarter than you.

Uni isn't even that hard, just spell your name right and actually participate, that alone will pretty much pass most classes.

Not in CS tardboy, just because business majors can skate through drunk the whole time doesn't mean people who do real work can do the same.

Mate, Computer Science grading requirements are set to the lowest capability of students. If you're too stupid to pass the classes then you're only showing that you're less capable than the dumbest student. Maybe you should work on the prerequisite classes more if you're having this much trouble with the 100 level classes.

I'm willing to bet you're the kind of guy that has trouble with basic algebra.