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Build software which people don't consider applications software like word processors, spread sheets, games, and smart phone / tablet aps.The division is a little fuzzy.Systems software definitely includes device drivers, file systems, other operating system compoments, compilers, and debuggers.I'd draw the dividing line where the complexity comes from moving/storing/accessing data and accessing hardware not some sort of business or other user visible logic . That includes the software side of highly available cellular base station components that don't forget about calls when things fail, digital video servers for the broadcast television market, distributed (loose a node they keep working) block storage appliances, distributed object storage for things like E-commerce shopping carts, enterprise online backup (other than the user interface), etc.

Thanks for the A2A.The Trump administration has openly designated China to be a long-term strategic and security threat to the United States, economically, politically and militarily, therefore the current trade war is technically a "Cold War 2.0" [1][1][1][1] in substance.[2][2][2][2]Before we proceed we need to know the division of labour in Trump's administration in this Cold War 2.0 against China :The "Stick Team"Lighthizer is in charge of welding the first "stick" by using trade rules/laws such as Section 301 to enforce upon China.Mike Pompeo, former CIA Director, is in charge of the second "stick" by subverting global Chinese interests."Death-By-China" Peter Navarro welds the third "stick" by spreading global paranoia and fear of China.John Bolton welds the fourth stick to instigate other countries to go against China, as well as creating flashpoints in Taiwan and Hongkong to divert Beijing's attention.Away from public eyes is Steve Bannon, who is working tirelessly behind the scenes to sabotage China's 5G and e-commerce advancement.The "Carrot Team"Mnuchin is in charge of the first "carrot" by enticing China with dovish overtures to test China's bottomline.Kudlow is in charge of the second carrot to initiate negotiations with China.Kushner is in charge of the third carrot to initiate private negotiations with China if necessary, especially in Middle Eastern affairs.…and of course Trump is overall in charge and post on twitter to direct the overall battle against China. With this 90-day hiatus, the United States will attempt to draw the liquidity from the US stock market into the US bond market without crashing the stock market. This is why 10-year Treasury yield was able to be reduced from 3.2% to 2.8% now, while the stock market continue its slide.[3][3][3][3] After this switch is completed, hopefully within the 90 days, the US Federal Reserve may then proceed to raise interest rates to force all US-dollar capital flight from countries around the world, before hitting out at China again from a stronger financial position.Round 2 shall begin soon.Footnotes[1] Page on washingtonpost.com[1] Page on washingtonpost.com[1] Page on washingtonpost.com[1] Page on washingtonpost.com[2] Trump identified China as the long-term strategic threat: Gen. Keane[2] Trump identified China as the long-term strategic threat: Gen. Keane[2] Trump identified China as the long-term strategic threat: Gen. Keane[2] Trump identified China as the long-term strategic threat: Gen. Keane[3] 10-year Treasury yield holds near 9-month low even as stocks continue post-Fed slump[3] 10-year Treasury yield holds near 9-month low even as stocks continue post-Fed slump[3] 10-year Treasury yield holds near 9-month low even as stocks continue post-Fed slump[3] 10-year Treasury yield holds near 9-month low even as stocks continue post-Fed slump

We have to remember the Medieval people had a different agenda than the Renaissance. You see the rise of symbolism and abstraction at the end of the Roman Empire after Constantine. There are two major theories about this.One is that they wanted to create a Christian art that was different from the realism of pagan art. I think the four tetrarchs are a great example of this. They are squat, cartoonish, and each tetrarch is indistinguishable from the next symbolizing they are equal.Second, the decline in commerce at the end of Roman Empire made it difficult to train, educate, and maintain an artisan class at the level before the division of the Eastern and Western Empire. You can see this in the Arch of Constantine where the squat figures of Constantine's contemporary sculptures differ greatly from the pilfered marble reliefs of the previous great emperors added to the arch.Actually, there were many revivals of realism or naturalism through the time period known as the Middle Ages (5th-15th CE) such as the Macedonian Renaissance and Giotto. But for the Medieval people, the present life and the trappings with it were inconsequential to the glories of the scripture and a promised afterlife- heaven. So art reflected the divine not the natural world. My favorite example is the artist Villard de Honnecourt from the 1220-40's CE .He states in his journals that he is drawing a lion as how he "sees" it. Notice the perfect circle in the face. He sees it as pure perfect geometry, orderly, and divine. The lion is one of God's creature's to Honnecourt. He is not drawing it empirically. More of Villard de Honnecourt's drawings. I love the star for the eagle.So why the switch to realism in 15th? (Better to state idealism than realism but that's splitting hairs.) Where lions look like this!(Leonardo da Vinci )There are many theories about this but obviously the agendas of Renaissance people changed. At the same time as the rise of naturalism in art, you have humanism. Where human achievements in science, math, literature, arts, etc were valued equally with the divine. Almost as if human achievements were divine. I could go on about possible causes for this huge societal switch such as the calamitous 14th century, fall of Byzantium, and rise of proto-capitalism, but that's for another time. I love these time periods from the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of Modernity! Thanks for asking the question!