The UK wastes most of its graduate talent, much of it ends up in jobs other than what the degree is directly in. Despite quite a lot of great Computer Science and Engineering universities most of the reasonable paid jobs have historically been in finance. As inequality gets worse and worse the Uk is becoming a county of serfs and lords once again with a poor populace and very rich owners. Its what people keep voting for so its what they want but it confuses me everytime people vote to be lorded over.
this post was submitted on 20 Jan 2025
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Physical presence matters - can't build rockets remotely
ARM -- a fabless design company -- doesn't seem like a very good example to be using if the argument is "manufacturing and design need to be physically colocated".
I say something like this to my boss everyday
It read well until "Forget software. Hardware is the new frontier."
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