other then that often its financial reasons. they will put boys to school because those are classically expected to take care of the family while girl will be married off to some guy. (ofc this is changing in a lot of places bits its the historical reasons afaik)

the real sound comes when its played with other instruments in concert. it doesnt need years of practice it needs patience the right setting and an extra joint on ur pinky :p

you mention a few details theres so many more if you think about it..the human-instrument interaction has all sorts of imperfections.

tension in shoulders can make u bend the neck a bit. tension in fingers too much might pull out of tune. pushing not 100% straight along the bow might shift it sideways a bit changing how it crosses strings. Then ofc at what position is the bow on the strings (closer/futher from bridge).

humans are not perfect machines but in those imperfection lies the beauty. A perfectly played instrument is played by a human and has this 'humanization' across all areas where human and instrument and music itself interact imho.

if you produce music digitally this instantly will show, because all your instruments will sound flat and boring if you dont humanize.

Use Helix now as the first one that stuck in my fingers though. before that it was always try a lil while and forget it (back to nano...).

Helix i think is like 'user friendly vi' or maybe 'no config vi'. dont need any plugins or weird stuff. everything essential works out of the box (for me)

runs away quickly

the only downside i see is getting out of practice, which is why for my passion projects i dont use it. work is just work and pressing 1 or 2 and having 'good enough' can be a fine way to get through the day. (lucky me i dont write production code ;D... goals...)

it IS easier to have built up a resume but each time im hired they joke my resume is shit...

this stuff can be really dynamic though as in you can be lucky to run into nice recruiter, live somewhere with more work available, etc. etc.

i dont think its in 1 state, good or bad. it has a lot of dependencies.

Why Must C be safe, rather than people writing safer code in it or transfering to other languages if they cannot be bothered?

i dont know why people keep insiting on that file while there are perfectly fine commands to pull from your boxes what is holding what port.

that is all besides the point though if you look at what you should be doing and keeping all this information in some kind of asset management system from which you can deploy things (which is kinda what k8s and docker etc. try to do (miserably)).

unless you are binding stuff to random ports on random boxes there is no need to do any of it at runtime and you can just consult your bookkeeping (for which etc services lacks a lot of details to use...)

its good to realise its called a practice since u practice it. no one every really things of nothing

everyone used to know u can 'go to jail if you spit your gum in singapore'.