Gregory's Server@liquidityc It's a bit like if you become an electrical engineer, but you don't know how to operate an oscilloscope. There need to be some practical table stakes IMHO.
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 @liquidityc It's a bit like if you become an electrical engineer, but you don't know how to operate an oscilloscope. There need to be some practical table stakes IMHO. 1 comment
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@J12t all programming languages I can think of work outside of linux and I know plenty of people who make a living in .Net or game dev which is primarily geared towards non Linux platforms so although it seems a bit cumbersome to avoid Linux. I don’t see it as impossible. I don’t know much about electrical engineering but I imagine it’s very hard to pass without fiddling with an oscilloscope.