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No kidding. Most of these kids are a bunch of scary deadheads who wouldn't
know the difference between an inter-block gap and a write ring.......
Ask anyone of them if they know what a punch card is....
My real big problem with pc technology is that it is way too much 4G/L ....
For years I have said that 4g/l's produce lame brained programmers who don't
have to think too much about what they do to produce a result, just let the
computer figure it out for you...
Brian Donaldson.
<< It's worth noting that another issue with PC languages is the age
difference of the developers. I'm currently enrolled in VB.NET, and the
truth is, I have a daughter that's 10 years older than many of my
classmates.
I'm not saying the age gap is bad, but it does present some issues - not
the least of which is trying to act interested while the classmate at
the desk next to you is explaining the latest cheat-code they found on
the internet for their PS2 game.
My true concern on the age gap is directed towards the employers...do
they think the age gap is/will a problem?
Regards,
Ray Shahan
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