blame-troi

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by blame-troi 4y ago
We have. Long ago, sad to say.
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by blame-troi 4y ago
Calling Y.T.'s mom...
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by blame-troi 4y ago
True, but very few people seem to want to start small and build skills. Wax on, wax off even. Also, Brooks reminds us to plan to throw one away since you will anyway.
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by blame-troi 4y ago
What could go wrong?
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by blame-troi 4y ago
IEFBR14 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEFBR14
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by blame-troi 4y ago
As of my last look a couple of months back, the extensions for Pascal in Code weren’t particularly usable. Omni Pascal may get there. There’s a language server in development but I don’t know anything about it.
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by blame-troi 5y ago
Nothing condescending here. After my first twenty years in tech I did feel the urge for a change. Why be just a tech worker? Complexity is no indicator of worth to society, nor is salary.
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by blame-troi 5y ago
I’m a long time mainframe assembly language programmer and I appreciate good instruction set architecture. Intel is ubiquitous but it’s a messy architecture these days. There’s little need for doing assembly anymore beyond personal enrichme
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by blame-troi 5y ago
Back to the Mac for me. Yeah, they have the walled garden problem too, but *nix environment for my development hobby is better there than I have on Windows 10. I’m not willing to go all the way to Linux for my main system since my wife has
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by blame-troi 8y ago
As long as we are too cheap to pay our sibling programmers for their work this will continue. The gig economy isn't helping.