Something I taught my 11 yo today: Some amount of programming consists of copying and pasting lines you've already written, and then changing a few parameters. But the better the language, the less of this you do.
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Do you still code after becoming so successful? If so, what sort of projects interest you these days?
I spent most of the last several years on this: http://paulgraham.com/bel.html
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Paul, will you one day write about your choosing the UK as a place for raising kids? Thanks.
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I read the notes about bel. I am further spurred on to continuing developing a data engineering / management scripting language called WRANDL. It's a little more microscopic than a programming language but provides stimulation and helps solve some pain points around data auditing
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