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Ah no. I meant what task can we undertake to see this in action? For example, writing your own compiler is bound to make you hit the 1k wall. If you're able to
by theSage 9y ago
Ah no. I meant what task can we undertake to see this in action? For example, writing your own compiler is bound to make you hit the 1k wall. If you're able to write it chances are you have passed the 1k wall some time in your past. That kind of measurement.
- kybernetikos 9y agoPart of the problem is that people who are good at dealing with large codebases tend to write fewer lines of code if they can at all get away with it.
- sifoo 9y agoI would say writing your own non-trivial interpreter is a pretty good metric from my own experience. That will take you into 10k land, and the problem is complex enough to lure beginners into creating a tangled mess. The reason I'm fairly sure, is that I just did; and I had to use most tricks I've learned to get this far: https://github.com/basic-gongfu/cixl https://github.com/basic-gongfu/cixl