as an engineer who gets called in to make code more performative, I often label 1-2 yr old code 'legacy', then 'deprecated'
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heh. that's the opposite of some of the fluid analysis code I've used: FORTRAN, written in the 60s, still works great.
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Java OTOH happily gives one enough rope ²hang themselves with &undergrad CS apparently teaches ¹never ²pass up deals on rope
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Or, to be more correct, high-performance computing left *me* behind in 1990 :-(
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I left massively parallel code behind in 1990 so you're not old at all.
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that code was thrown together as a recent grad to address issues between a then-legacy and new sys. Both are 'ancient' now
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I wrote code in the 90s that's still deployed and being maintained
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