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> This was back in a time when one guy could be familiar with every single line of code running on a computer, from user space programs right down to the kernel
by Deestan 16y ago
> This was back in a time when one guy could be familiar with every single line of code running on a computer, from user space programs right down to the kernel.
This is still possible, by the way. Humanity hasn't lost the ability to create simple computers. :) We just see less of them because the complex ones are more useful for day-to-day life.
- jasongullickson 16y agoI'd argue that more complex ones (appear) beneficial to programmers more than anything else (users don't appear to benefit from complexity).