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The coolest code I've ever written – Bill Gates
- sgt 2y agoThis is quite a gem of a blog article from Gates. Didn't expect this!
- xero1 2y agoThe code in particular - [pdf] https://www.gatesnotes.com/microsoft-original-source-code https://www.gatesnotes.com/microsoft-original-source-code
- gabrielsroka 2y agoI think this is the link. https://images.gatesnotes.com/12514eb8-7b51-008e-41a9-512542cf683b/34d561c8-cf5c-4e69-af47-3782ea11482e/Original-Microsoft-Source-Code.pdf https://images.gatesnotes.com/12514eb8-7b51-008e-41a9-512542... It's 100 MB and 157 pages.
- xero1 2y agoYup, you're right! For some reason I copied the wrong link, thank you for correcting me.
- xorvoid 2y agoThe scrolling effect is very disorienting for me. I want the read the article, but it’s disrupting my focus significantly. Is there a version without all to fancy effects?
- DemocracyFTW2 2y agoI like the glitches!
- hulitu 2y ago> The coolest code I've ever written – Bill Gates Gates wrote code ?
- rasz 2y agoHow is that surprising? Last project where he contributed code was Kyocera Kyotronic 85/ Olivetti M10/NEC PC-8201/Tandy TRS-80 Model 100 8085 based portable.