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I don't think so. The Wikipedia article you link to doesn't support that claim anyway. I'd say he was a hacker, in the broad sense of the word, but not a progr
by narag 15y ago
I don't think so. The Wikipedia article you link to doesn't support that claim anyway.
I'd say he was a hacker, in the broad sense of the word, but not a programmer. That would be Anders. A comparison with Jobs and Wozniak comes to mind.
- mapgrep 15y ago> The Wikipedia article you link to doesn't support that claim anyway "As a student, Kahn developed software for the MICRAL, the earliest non-kit personal computer based on a microprocessor."