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What’s the point, though, in learning about a vintage machine? It’s fun for hobbyists but it’s not useful for real life. That’s the point. The industry has chan
by pfarnsworth 9y ago
What’s the point, though, in learning about a vintage machine? It’s fun for hobbyists but it’s not useful for real life. That’s the point. The industry has changed and old dinosaurs, which I consider myself a part of, have to adapt.
For example I hate dependency injection. I despise it, I think it’s stupid. But my company does this, so I do it. Many other companies are doing it. I adapt or die.
- z3t4 9y agoWith Amazon and Google et.al cloud computing we are back to pay-per-cycle, so at least some of it makes sense, if you are for example deploying millions of CPU's.