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She's the CEO of Hamilton Technologies: http://www.htius.com/ http://www.htius.com/

• radres 6y ago
  OP asked longest-serving programmer. That doesn't involve people who switched to management or some other position like CEO.
  • agumonkey 6y ago
    It would be fun to have her coming to tell if she's still brainstorming or coding.
  • tchaffee 6y ago
    You don't know that. I have served as CEO and still coded every day.
    • hpcjoe 6y ago
      As did I. Common at smaller companies with tech CEOs.
    • wolco 6y ago
      But that wasn't your primary role or you would identify as programmer not a CEO. Having said that no matter what role it's good to code everyday.
      • tchaffee 6y ago
        It was my primary role. I coded for many hours every day as CEO. It did make for a lot of long days. I can identify as both CEO and programmer. And musician and other things. No need for gatekeeping.
      • elliekelly 6y ago
        The CEO is the chief executive responsible for execution. Is programming not a form of execution? Why would the two be mutually exclusive?
  • yitchelle 6y ago
    Once a coder, always a coder.
• TaylorAlexander 6y ago
  “The Universal Systems Language (USL) is based on a preventive, development-before-the-fact philosophy that does not allow errors in, in the first place.” Funny that there’s an error in that sentence.
  • michaelcampbell 6y ago
    Which is? The 2 "in"'s seem correct to me.
    • TaylorAlexander 6y ago
      Oh really? Seems wrong to me.