I feel guilty that last year was one of the best if not the best of my thirties. I’m almost 37 and last year was one of the most relaxing of my life. I got so much done and played so many games I had been wanting to play.
The US makes it very difficult on women who choose to have children. Maybe if we provided more support (financially, logistically, hell emotionally) they’d be more apt to have kids earlier. For my wife and I, we weighed the pros and cons and it was clear it was a bad move for us, so we passed.
Agreed. If a barista can go from zero to full stack developer in six months and there’s no barrier to entry like lawyers/doctors have, salaries are going to crash. It’s only a matter of when.
So hire more people to get through the backlog faster. These are problems money can solve and Apple has plenty. (Disclaimer: I’m an Apple fanboy, use their products almost exclusively, but I still think it’s ridiculous all the shit apps that get through)
I’d be interested in the mechanics of how that works. I understand buying and selling of shares, but do you just got it the exchange and tell them you want the shares destroyed or?
Don’t be sad. You’re fine. Some people don’t know when to keep their mouth shut. There’s nothing wrong with wanting to talk to your coworkers in person versus sending messages via Slack all day.
Look, if $30 makes the difference in purchasing a $1000 phone, maybe it’s time to re-evaluate your financial picture. If this is seriously the biggest thing people have to gripe about with the announcement then I’d say Apple did well.