2 ms·
Quite an interesting article. The best part is that the article does not judge. It simply lays down facts for us and leaves the opinionated part onto us.
by sidcool 12y ago
Quite an interesting article. The best part is that the article does not judge. It simply lays down facts for us and leaves the opinionated part onto us.
- smasuch 12y agoI thought this was a fictional story.
- thaumaturgy 12y agoIt might be the most fictional story ever written about programming. It's completely ridiculous.
- javert 12y agoI don't think it's ridiculous at all. Have you ever worked in the defense industry?
- thaumaturgy 12y agoYes, actually, I have. So this story isn't ridiculous because it applies to a niche that it never mentions?
- sidcool 12y agoIt might be, my intention was to highlight the fact that the article is laid down as a set of facts with no judgement. It's not like Charles was a hero. It just shows how Alan was rewarded. It's like reading something as simple as fate.
- Retra 12y agoIs this sarcasm? The article pretty clearly judges in an extremely opinionated way. It's a shame it never actually stated the specification of the program. It seems like that would be the kind of thing you would need to know to form a fair opinion.
- sidcool 12y agoIt's not sarcasm. I really interpreted the article this way. Might not be the correct interpretation.