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"This also does not surprise me, because this is more of a history question than religion. To draw a non-religious analogy, a computer programmer doesn't need t
by dlsspy 16y ago
"This also does not surprise me, because this is more of a history question than religion. To draw a non-religious analogy, a computer programmer doesn't need to know who wrote a language to be able to code in it."
Are there programmers who work in languages whose origins they don't know? People (at least people I know) who care about stuff tend to try to learn more about it.