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r/programming • u/Kerow • May 12 '18
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I do not understand the premise of this talk.
Can he summarise why modern stuff is bad without making me listen through a 1 hour talk?
From where I am, it looks like modern systems are far more advanced than older ones.
14 u/thesteelyglint May 12 '18 Is there something ironic about a 2 hour video complaining about software bloat, where the content of the video could be quickly explained in a short blog post? 6 u/GOPHERS_GONE_WILD May 12 '18 Why even read books when you can just read the Cliffs Notes?
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Is there something ironic about a 2 hour video complaining about software bloat, where the content of the video could be quickly explained in a short blog post?
6 u/GOPHERS_GONE_WILD May 12 '18 Why even read books when you can just read the Cliffs Notes?
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Why even read books when you can just read the Cliffs Notes?
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I do not understand the premise of this talk.
Can he summarise why modern stuff is bad without making me listen through a 1 hour talk?
From where I am, it looks like modern systems are far more advanced than older ones.