Re:Debian GNU/Linux running bare metal on the Apple M1 with ...
by oblio on Tuesday July 27, 2021 @09:30AM
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> harder
> 1. It's a protected job in most countries
Not all things which are difficult to do are difficult because laws of physics do not allow them ;-)
Re:Debian GNU/Linux running bare metal on the Apple M1 with ...
by rowanG077 on Tuesday July 27, 2021 @12:16PM
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Huh? How are laws of physics even remotely related to a kid learning any adult profession?
Re:Debian GNU/Linux running bare metal on the Apple M1 with ...
by oblio on Tuesday July 27, 2021 @02:39PM
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I'll rephrase my previous comment: because being a notary is a protected profession in most country, it's hard (probably impossible) for a kid to become a successful notary.
Sometimes "hard" means "other people make it hard". It doesn't mean that it's hard in the sense that you have to discover new things or go to other worlds or be able to read binary code fluently while it's scrolling down the screen, Matrix-style :-)
1. It's a protected job in most countries 2. It's just boring for kids.
In addition with programming you can create and mod games which is how a lot of people start their first programming steps as a kid. Kids don't just start programming because they think hmm I want to program. No they want to do something and to do it they have program. There is 0 incentive for a kid to do notary work.