WRONG:
F XOR F = F
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/digital-logic/xor-gate/
XOR is only true if the inputs are different.
You would have to use XNOR to get a true.
YOu could also use a NAND. The difference being a NAND would return true iff both inputs were false, where as a XNOR would return true if both inputs were the same regardless of them being true ore false.
I still do software and hardware. Now I do it for my own interests. Useful skills to have when you want to be self reliant. Most valuable skill IMO from those days though is how to think like an engineer.
School these days is mostly indoctrination anyway.
Most of the skills I have are self taught. Find a project, figure out what you need to know to do it, and start reading everything you can on those subjects, expect to spend the next several years at it. You have internet access, it's all out there.
Sounds to me like it came too easy for you.
I never cared for English class because it came too easy. I always loved math because it was a challenge.
Which is exactly why you find yourself where you are.
Not a wage slave, not vaxxed, not mad.
Own my own property, off grid. Answer to no one. Live as I choose.
Go whine at someone else.
These days? Replacing my roof. Been working on it for ten years. On the last section. Milled the lumber for the last two skylight boxes thursday.
Never learned any human languages other than English. Learned lots of computer languages though. For some odd reason those don't seem to count with most people :)
The sections I've completed don't leak at all so I must have done something right.
I'm planning to do the flashing on these skylights a bit different than I did the other one. Going to use more of a cricket on the upslope side so will be self cleaning. Fortunately the wind pattern keeps the first one clean of leaves.
kek. No where near that into roofing. I do it because there isn't anyone else here to do it.
I always explained it to people as being like a telephone number. The number connects you to the person like the pointer connects you to the data.
Toughest system I ever did had me working in three or four different languages at the same time. Depends on how you want to count html & css.
Well I gotta go put dough (IRL) into pans. Have fun.