willeum
> If a lecture is basic and you could indeed replace it with a quick video, look for better, more challenging or unique lectures/degrees/curricula.
This has for years been a point of frustration for me.
Do you have any suggestions on how to get into more challenging lectures when the previous ones are prerequisites, and cannot be tested out of?
However, the "ordinary users" among today's young people grew up with tech, and expect more advanced functionality. Advanced functionality that, on Linux, requires advanced knowledge because of how fragmented and rough it is.
Old age should burn and rave at close of day;
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
I've always taken the phrase "that being said" to be a variation of the phrase "that said" that isn't as assertive of what was said, relegating it to only "having been said" rather than set in stone
Girls on average get higher grades. The modern education system is by and large assembly line busywork, or child daycare. From my personal experience the grade gap should be attributed to the average female being more willing to play the systems game, while the average male calls bullshit
Felt more responsive than neovim/neovide, and out-of-box was great.
However, the selection > verb scheme conceptually made sense, but I noticed it took longer to do many basic text editing functions than it would with vim bindings. Perhaps others had a different experience?