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To be perfectly honest, even though you may have a good point, I feel so alienated by the phrasing I'm having a very hard time seeing through it. What are you
by nothrabannosir 9y ago
To be perfectly honest, even though you may have a good point, I feel so alienated by the phrasing I'm having a very hard time seeing through it.
What are you saying below that insult and pontificating? "It used to be harder"? "I am better"? "Old people are better"? Honestly I'm not being facetious, I just can't give this comment a constructive spin. What is the essence?
- keithnz 9y agosimple, hard is a relative term. Because someone has a harder environment doesn't make them better? not sure how you came up with that implication, if anything, it might make them worse off. Starting programming these days, you have a massive boost over starting it 40 years ago. It's not a truth that programming is hard. It might "feel" hard for some, might not be for others. Learning programming is really easy these days, and I'm sure will get even easier. The hardest thing these days seems to be making choices between the absolute abundance of creations that are available in the world of programming.