Forgive the dumb question, but I don't quite understand their business model.
How is "big chip good" basically their product offering when I was under the impression that the industry was moving towards advanced and heterogeneous packaging to achieve performance gains at scale?
Local watchsmith said he wouldn't touch it because I should send it to Bulova.
For a while I've been trying to move out of my hometown to New York for a variety of reasons which I will not bore you with.
Of course my main problem is that I need a job, but I see that a lot of jobs are for the city, particularly the MTA. Would it help if my girlfriend's father (who has one or two jobs with the MTA for my understanding) put a word in for me?
We'd be in different positions, he maintains the draw bridges and I'd be in IT, would that matter?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draft:CachyOS
Please experienced editors *only*, we want the CachyOS Wikipedia page the best that it can be to be hopefully approved instead of just being a subsection on the Arch Linux article.
I didn't go to college after high school but I have come a long way since then. I was depressed and got shitty grades, and couldn't go to community college because at 18 I couldn't afford a car to get between school and home.
Now I am in my mid 20s and think I'm financially ready to go to a good school. I don't want to waste it, I want to go to a school that will help me network well with good job placement, and that isn't a commuter school. I know computer science is brutal right now, but I honestly don't see myself being interested in, or motivated enough to pursue anything else.
My parents can't contribute and are low income, but I have about $80,000 in my brokerage account and save and invest about $1,000 a month of my $80k salary so I think I won't need to only focus on need-blind schools. My current job is a middle skill technology job at a MAG7 company. I could climb the ladder to a more prestigious position where I can network with people who went to private colleges, but I worry if I attend college when I'm too old I will struggle networking/fitting in socially.
What are my best options? Community college -> Virginia Tech (in state)? I'm also looking at Stevens Institute of Technology, NYIT, and NJIT because I plan on moving to New York City as soon as I graduate and I figure I might as well be there before I graduate as well.
I know I will need at least a year of community college, but the transition to a 4 year school after that is the difficult part.