As someone who has lived on the West Coast of the US for decades, I have never heard any American call (), brackets.
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And yes, I have a MacBook M1 (I didn't realize how poor the support was for Linux by the time the return window closed).
There's software I can't even install because there aren't arm versions of it available.
I feel like I get updates fairly often with my p50 on Ubuntu which is 5 or 6 years old at this point.
My gen 9 x1 carbon is the best Linux machine (which includes desktops) I've ever owned.
My galaxy note 10 (purchased 2 years ago) is still receiving updates.
In fact Samsung is saying they'll support most phones for 4 years while others are supported for 5:
https://www.theverge.com/2021/2/22/22295639/samsung-galaxy-d...
Frankly, almost no grown adult wants an emotionally stunted partner who got that way because they never came to grips with their emotions; few people want to deal with childish coping mechanisms from a grown adult.
What on earth do you mean by second tier?
1. Caltech
2. Stanford
3. Cal
4. UCLA
5. Harvey Mudd
6. USC
7. UCSD
8. UCD
9. UCSB
10. CPSLO
11. UCI
12. CPP
13. UCSC
14. UCR
> If you don't remember something the next day, it's probably not important enough to report anyway.
It can be a big enough deal and still take A LOT of effort to have all the abstractions ready in my mind for that meeting.
I'm not saying there aren't benefits to scrum but the ones you are stating are poorly done if they are mostly done via scrum.
This is true of most levels of education. What you learn in elementary turns out to be bullshit because of what you learn in high school which turns out to be bullshit because of what you learn in undergrad which turns out to be bullshit because of graduate school which turns out to be bullshit because of the work of an army of scientists.
> We have our sacred texts (Constitution, Declaration, etc) and our genesis story (War for Independence).
> We have our temples (capitals, court houses).
> We have our core beliefs (representative democracy is good, all men are created equal).
I'd be willing to bet a month's worth of my income that a majority of the population doesn't view it this way. The only people I know who view things this way are very far to the right (and this group is not the majority on the far right by any means).
The only part I'd be willing to bet is shared by more than 50% of the population is that all men are created equal (in theory at least; there are plenty of people with disabilities who would disagree that they are viewed as equals in practice; you needn't think too far beyond who would be sacrificed on a deserted island first and without much conflict).
For self-learning, frontend is orders of magnitude more accessible.
This society does have an answer and it's the same lazy answer it gives to every problem that it can't empathize with, lock it up and keep it out of sight for as long as possible. It has never cared to seek another answer.
Frankly, things only change when enough people do research and be obnoxious and cantankerous about the answer. I doubt there is much funding for that research as it takes no effort to see how little this society cares about those that need the most compassion.
Technical skills almost solely put me in the 1%. Although, I am sure that if I stayed at my 1st job I would have gone nowhere due to my lacking interpersonal skills. I also sincerely doubt that I would have made millions if I had mediocre technical skills and mediocre interpersonal skills instead of my pretty good technical skills and subpar interpersonal skills.