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Two of them. 1) 1993: switching from computer programming to system administration in order to avoid the C++ onslaught (at the company I was working for). Mana
by teknico 8y ago
Two of them.
1) 1993: switching from computer programming to system administration in order to avoid the C++ onslaught (at the company I was working for). Managed to successfully avoid it since then (25 years). And now we have Rust: life is good.
2) 1999: going back to programming while excluding closed tech and focusing only on free and open tools. With all their faults, having complete visibility and control of the software stack has been a blessing. And now there's hope for hardware too. Life is good #2.