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Why not? I got my first programming manual (for C64 Basic, of course) when I was 7, read Stroustrup at 14, and wrote x86 assembly as 16. I started working with
by tremon 4y ago
Why not? I got my first programming manual (for C64 Basic, of course) when I was 7, read Stroustrup at 14, and wrote x86 assembly as 16. I started working with CVS only at university, and wished that I'd known about it years before.
But thank you for gratuitously denigrating my childhood.
- ushakov 4y agoyou're a tiny, tiny minority the overwhelming majority of the children don't need C64 Basic at 7, Stroustrup at 14 and x86 assembly at 16
- samus 4y agoHow can you assume that the kid that got shown `git`, is not part of that minority? I'd guess it very likely is.
- tremon 4y agoEveryone is part of some tiny, tiny minority. It's the best thing about us. It doesn't matter if it's coding, aikido, collecting sea shells, or keeping ferrets. Denouncing one such tiny minority just because you don't see the value in it makes you sound very closed-minded and bigoted.