> That's what we're talking about here. Not at all how I took it, but okay. I worked in embedded, medical robotics, and am now in games. People use the shit I'

> That's what we're talking about here. Not at all how I took it, but okay. I worked in embedded, medical robotics, and am now in games. People use the shit I've built, I wish more people in this stupid industry had a similar experience. That's what I was talking about. > When you're on your death bed, is "my code was in production longer than average" going to be what you want your legacy to be? This is just weird. No. I don't believe that I'll think about it much. God willing I won't think about it at all starting as soon as I retire but let alone on my death bed.