Same with my sister and her husband (London) Worst flu they ever had, I was looking after their kids. That said, later they tested positive for Covid antibodies
Are you still talking about Opus 4.5 I’ve been working on a Rust, kotlin and c++ and it’s been doing well. Incredible at C++, like the number of mistakes it doesn’t make
I’d rather be poor in the UK
I’d rather be chronically sick in the UK, that is if I’m not already wealthy and insured
I’d rather be in the US and middle class - particularly with inherited wealth
I choose to live in the UK as an high level (middle) manager with my similar status American wife
It’s an interesting topic but I find the article’s writing style impenetrable.
For example:
> The polish applied in adjectival designation inclines one to believe that a definition has been achieved, a conclusion won. A pile of qualities furnishes a synoptic view of the whole, and so begins the slippage from the conditional mood to the declarative.
Sorry, me too dumb to parse. This is just one sentence picked at random
Scrum is easy to criticise. Agile less so.
One such Agile criticism is about principle “that working software as the primary measure of progress”. I understand the sentiment but it’s not enough, it’s got to meet the customer’s needs.
Scrum is far too sprint release coupled. Sure you could separate them, but are you really doing Scrum then?