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If your point is that it was strategically necessary given the constraints at the time, that's fine with me. There are lots of terrible things that became strat
by serve_yay 11y ago
If your point is that it was strategically necessary given the constraints at the time, that's fine with me. There are lots of terrible things that became strategically necessary due to the past decisions of business people.
I still wouldn't want to have to learn this language, would you?
- spc476 11y agoI would. I might not like it, but I can't say for sure now, not having used it. And you never know, there could be some good ideas lurking deep inside. I recently played around with Atari 2600 BASIC (which is quite possibly worse emulated than on a real system) but found that it had an incredible tracing mechanism I've never seen elsewhere. Also, you could control the speed of execution as the programs runs (imagine---running a program at full speed, then slowing down to watch exactly what happens). You won't know until you try. (http://boston.conman.org/2015/06/16.1 http://boston.conman.org/2015/06/16.1)