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It's largely practical; I like being able to discuss what I've done with people, including specifics. I make exceptions, but the amount of work that goes into
by idupree 14y ago
It's largely practical; I like being able to discuss what I've done with people, including specifics. I make exceptions, but the amount of work that goes into writing a compiler is probably worth more than a certificate is to me. A compiler project would definitely produce things I'd want to discuss with folks and code I'd want to reuse in later projects. One benefit I find of releasing something as FOSS (when permitted to do so) is that I know I'll be able to reuse it later[].
[] (this bit of reasoning deserves more explanation than I've given...)