> stop relying on duct-taped solutions from the 70s I wonder how you feel about age discrimination. Some old tools and ideas (vim, emacs, the UNIX philosophy,

> stop relying on duct-taped solutions from the 70s I wonder how you feel about age discrimination. Some old tools and ideas (vim, emacs, the UNIX philosophy, etc.) are still going strong because they haven't been beaten by decades of venture capital and SV "disruption"