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Don't. Sorry... Though your questions are different, I decided to tell you this anyway. I've done similar work in the past and I certainly don't recommend it.
by kirubakaran 19y ago
Don't.
Sorry... Though your questions are different, I decided to tell you this anyway. I've done similar work in the past and I certainly don't recommend it. Please ask around (not the questions you are asking now) before going ahead with this.
- rms 19y agoThough it's not going to be personally fulfilling in the same way as modern hacking, there's pretty good money to be made consulting on legacy systems.
- kirubakaran 19y agoI'll quote you: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=178094 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=178094 :-)
- rms 19y agolol, yeah, this is the friend. To each his own.
- babul 19y ago...but better money in transitioning them to more modern tech :)
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- cao825 19y agoWith the job market the way it is and not having the best GPA in the world, I don't really have any other options right now. Also, I already signed a 6 month contract. So, as much as I would like to do some python coding for Google, I am kind of backed into a corner at the moment.
- kirubakaran 19y agoAll the best in your ventures. I just wanted to make sure it is a conscious choice.
- kirubakaran 19y agoI should probably clarify that I have nothing against working on legacy systems and I agree that it is lucrative. I have something against COBOL though.