Pretty sure everyone across all industries hates at least one of their customers at some point in their career.

Went to a cocktail bar in San Jose the other weekend. I asked for a bourbon Manhattan served down, and had to explain every step of the process to the hipster wannabe bartender. Pathetic.

Maybe you should just drink by yourself in your shower.

Totally agree.

Hey, is that brewed in the SF Mission?

Funny- I think the tech obsession has sadly led a lot of new grads to believe that coding is the end-all-be-all career. I (and many others that have been influential on my career) view it as another tool in the toolbelt. Yes, you might have an engineering degree- but coding alone doesn’t make you an Engineer in the…

Brilliant way to get out of a manslaughter charge, imo.

I’m 29- but have cut my teeth in an old-school consulting firm. Berkeley ME department teaches the same philosophy as well.

Yeah, that’s a valid point. I work in an industry where commercial software is lacking- so if you know the analytical approach, Matlab can help with automating variations and doing it again later.

Nope, it's great, sorry.

I love matlab. But maybe this rube might not :)

“...although Russia’s questionable targeting practices and use of dumb bombs almost exclusively...”

He could become an engineer

No hick state or municipal agency in TX is giving a brown kid anything. Unless it’s to build a wall.

I never got the dog after leaving the vault. Help? Did I accidentally kill him and then forget?

I suppose “Yale favors WASPs, firsthand accounts reveal” would have been a far less revelatory headline.

Yeah, I realized that I somehow had more FC in my inventory. I fast traveled up to sanctuary and parked it in the garage.

So you’re telling me that my decision to leave it in the middle of the street after fighting deathclaw and running out of power might have been a bit shortsighted?

Then we have to deal with all of the kiddies trying to pull off a successful Slapathur... Be careful what you wish for

Cannot underscore the importance of hiring a full party as you can afford them from the tavern early on either. Balance the classes, and then phase them out with actual story characters as you get them.