I'm familiar with a dozen or so teenage romhackers. Assembly surely harder to get the big picture of than cobol, but they're making incredible changes to 30-yo video games.
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Yeah, I wasn't taught this in french class, hardly anyone is. idk why. My teacher told me about it after class when I asked about it.
my brother taught me to code when i was 6, so at 19 i had 13 years of experience already. At 6 i was mostly doing simple stuff like qbasic, vb6, but still it adds up. I'm not saying I'm a great coder, not by a long shot, just that I was experienced as a teenager. I assume a lot of these teenagers are much better than i was.
Teenage programmers can understand legacy code. These ones didn't. Don't dis teen coders.
In the infinitive, ne pas verb is the correct order.
It's not exactly the same as Musk's (doesn't thump his heart first) -- which is probably the point. Trying to sneak in more completely implausible "plausible deniability." Nobody's fooled. It looks like a duck, it's a duck.
Oh yeah, definitely. I didn't mean about a tally of sells.
but the person you are talking to didn't. That's the very premise of this conversation. Please find another justification, homie.
Screw you. The peasant is not the imperialist.
@harsh From your values, sounds like I would welcome you to my country.
I don't like it. Might be accurate, but it brings to mind "feminazis" a usage which undermines the usage of nazi as a suffix. Even though "Zionazi" wouldn't be undermining it on its own, the precedent ruins it. "Zionist Nazi" is better IMO.
it's not a wash, because you sell for a different price than you bought at.
I would imagine these teens didn't learn through the conventional educational channels.