Only a tiny minority of professional programmers have a clear picture in their minds of how fast modern computers are. 99.9% have next to no idea. How does this affect software that is even conceived? (Ignoring, for a moment, what is actually built, which we know is very slow).
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A basic requirement for being a serious engineer is the ability to tell the difference between emotional communication and technical communication, and to compartmentalize them.
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There we go with the dig. I feel many people, including me, could learn a lot more from incredibly clever and accomplished programmers like yourself if the tone were just a little friendlier. I believe tech discourse too often becomes aggressive.
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It's not a dig. If you insist on interpreting things that way, that's on you. Sorry.
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Objective? It sounds very much like an opinion. It‘s an interesting question; my issue is the manner in which you sometimes approach such things. There are more positive ways to pose this question, and certainly ways to support your hypothesis with evidence.
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The positive ways have obviously not been working! Is what I said really negative though? Did I say that the people involved are garbage humans, or whatever the woke positive future-oriented kids say these days?
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uhhh you're acting like you've somehow proven your point is true..objectively. no, all your arguments are bullshit numbers you've pulled out of your ass. love braid and witness btw.
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agree. been coding since 2010, only recently started studying low level/hardware. It changes my perspective a lot.
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