A lot is connected to the massive amount of churn in the tech industry. And I don't mean the infamous "JS churn". I mean that just twenty years ago, multicore c

A lot is connected to the massive amount of churn in the tech industry. And I don't mean the infamous "JS churn". I mean that just twenty years ago, multicore computers were a rarity outside niche players, and twenty five years ago optimizing compilers were horrible at their job. So skills useful then (C + asm) are much less useful now. On the other hand, law 25 years ago is fairly similar to law now.