>>15
I believe there were a few computers involved in relaying your message to my computer screen here so that I could read it and then send this response. That's something I guess.
>>23
I bet I could do better. He only got onto Jeopardy! because he's a robot. It's positive discrimination.
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Anonymous2012-10-22 16:29
You don't need either. Programmers today are like scribes in the middle ages. Just monkeywork. One day everyone will be able to do it, and we'll laugh at it as a dedicated profession.
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Anonymous2012-10-22 17:37
>>25
Anyone can print letters on paper. Not everyone can be an author and actually produce those letters to form a quality piece of literature.
I can bounce a basketball. But I can't play in the NBA.
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Anonymous2012-10-23 0:05
>>26 Not everyone can be an author and actually produce those letters to form a quality piece of literature.
It's even easier than programming: create a skeletal structure of your writing/argument, then fill it with researched details.
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Anonymous2012-10-23 6:47
>>26
Notice how I said "scribe" and not author. I guess your failure to distinguish one from each other better points us towards where you stand in the scale of intellectual output - monkeywork