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Is Programming Getting Less Popular? Only among the posers. They're the ones who jump into the latest/coolest/most promising thing and bail when they realize
by edw519 17y ago
Is Programming Getting Less Popular?
Only among the posers.
They're the ones who jump into the latest/coolest/most promising thing and bail when they realize how much work it really is.
Those of us who were here before them and will be here long after they're gone say "71 79 79 68 32 82 73 68 68 65 78 67 69".
[EDIT: Added the 32. tome wins]
- tome 17y agoYou missed a 32
- callahad 17y agoTo save everyone the trouble: $ python -c 'print("".join(chr(int(x)) for x in "71 79 79 68 32 82 73 68 68 65 78 67 69".split()))' GOOD RIDDANCE
- Kafka 17y ago$ ruby -e '%w{71 79 79 68 32 82 73 68 68 65 78 67 69}.each {|c| print c.to_i.chr}' GOOD RIDDANCE
- deleted 17y ago[deleted]
- gjm11 17y agoDid you deliberately omit the 32 to make it obvious that you did the asciification in your head? (At least, I'm guessing you did it in your head, because the obvious ways to do it by computer would automatically include the space.)
- edw519 17y agoI was trying to make a subtle point that callahad kinda outed. It's a fine line between helping each other and speaking a language that posers don't understand. So I just did ascii, thinking that any real programmer would immediately understand. I forgot the code for "space", so I skipped it, wondering if anyone would notice. tome did. Just having a little fun on an otherwise mundane Tuesday.