What is your profession, /prog/? I'm going out on a limb here, but I'm guessing most of you are CS undergrads or academics with a bizarre boner for Lisp.
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Anonymous2015-02-21 11:44
I'm an investment banker from the top-10 with a couple dozen businesses and a septuple-digit monthly income. I program as a hobby, because computers allow me to use magic and summon techno-spirits.
CS undergrads or academics with a bizarre boner for
Nice try, huskel nigger, but that would be huskel you fucking retard. Those niggers are a bunch of hipsters but lisp will still be here long after huskel is dead and buried.
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hurr durr
because computers allow me to use magic and summon techno-spirits. Lisp is shit.
Maybe in the video games industry. It's certainly better than doing nothing productive.
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Anonymous2015-02-24 2:18
I do enterprise software development to pay the bills. I recently started doing embedded C on the msp430 for fun. I live/work in a market that has a lot of low power embedded work, so it's a mid-term goal to transition to doing that kind of work.
I've been a Rust contributor since the 0.1 release, but the community circlejerk has me sort of disillusioned.
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Anonymous2015-02-24 2:21
>>21 also i'm a highschool dropout with no formal CS education
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Anonymous2015-02-24 2:37
I do web dev and enterprise apps. And sysadmin stuff. Most of the interesting stuff I do is as a hobby.
>>27 Thanks for redefining language in a way that nobody else has.
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Anonymous2015-02-26 1:09
Niggers Tongue My Anus
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Anonymous2015-02-26 1:21
>>28 He's probably a disciple of RMS. First they redefine operating system and freedom, now they redefine subjective and relative
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Anonymous2015-02-26 1:39
>>30 Stallman is merely using the definition of OS that he learned in the 1970's. Also, Stallman defines *user* freedom as ways for the user to control herself and her own computing. A user who chooses proprietary software cannot live in freedom because she chose to let other people control her freedom.