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Anecdotally, a relative of mine who's now in his 60s and has been a mostly unemployed programmer since the 1970s. He's yet figure out how object-oriented progra
by BadassFractal 15y ago
Anecdotally, a relative of mine who's now in his 60s and has been a mostly unemployed programmer since the 1970s. He's yet figure out how object-oriented programming works, it's very hard in his words, although I don't think he complains much about it on the internet.