@Erdayastronaut@Onshape@autodesk Honestly, it kind of depends on what you're looking at designing or working on.
If you're looking at mechanical parts, then I would probably say something like Onshape or Fusion 360. But if you're looking at doing architectural things, then I would recommend AutoCAD.
@elonmusk Stop spreading false and misinformed information. Ballot order depends on registration timing of the individual. Cuomo should have gotten his information in sooner if he wanted it higher on the list order.
@joebarnard Distance is good, build in a bit of a buffer for growth without being afraid to grow more, expansion not only physically but for staff and talent that is available in the area.
@chrishlad I do have to say that sometimes the fake work helps you focus on the building of your product. However, you shouldn't get stuck in working exclusively on fake work.