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Will this be software the author will ever have to pass on? I'd guess probably not, considering it's software for his small bakery. It's software directly tied
by codemonkey-zeta 6y ago
Will this be software the author will ever have to pass on? I'd guess probably not, considering it's software for his small bakery. It's software directly tied to his identity - he's the sole consumers. That's exactly the kind of software emacs is great for, and precisely the kind of software "hacker" types use.
He's not going to sell this as a "bakery management system" and become a software company, he's just going to bake bread. If he needs to share the _information_, then he can just print reports, that's ostensibly what the system is _for_.
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- AlexCoventry 6y agoIf he wants to grow beyond a single shop, he'll either need a standard entry format, or be prepared to compete for employees against enterprises which actually need a high degree of technical literacy.
- redisman 6y agoA software engineer starting a bake shop doesn't exactly sound like someone looking for a "scalable" business.