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Awesome. I wasn't sure if anyone else remembered those. Formative stuff for me :-)

Ooh, those are nice! Thanks for the tip.

I believe so. I mean, I care a lot about the end result and whether it solves the problem. But I'm motivated more by how one does the work, the quality and aesthetics of (say) the code I write, and so forth.

Most people I work with are more in the 2nd camp. But I've known people in both.

It's here.

Definitely trying this out. I've always had the problem of "but what is the compiler thinking?" with C++ in particular.

I'm glad we can roll it back, but wonder how long that will be the case.

That was beautiful. I sincerely hope you are writing a book about your experiences.

Nice! That's a new one for me.

I was always soooo tempted to say "pretend I can't see whatever you're looking at right now..."

In theory, sure. For me personally... not so much.

Seconded. It's almost encyclopedic in scope. I'm almost embarrassed to admit that the hilarious chapter on English slang of the time was my favorite.

That's really going above and beyond. Hope it helped them.

My friend calls it the lump under the carpet. You can move it around, but you can never get rid of it.