Hi fogus, beat me to the punch with the submission.
This article made me laugh just because lately I've been thinking about how I miss the harsh directness of C.
I'm slowly deciding that my resume should have the following line:
Languages: C, Common Lisp, Javascript
One to tell the world you understand the foundations, one to tell the world you understand the lambdas, and one to tell the world you understand the web.
Actually, this sounds like a decent list for "kata" programming, a project big enough to take three or four weeks on the side in each on an alternating schedule would be pretty effective in keeping your chops up.
This article made me laugh just because lately I've been thinking about how I miss the harsh directness of C.
I'm slowly deciding that my resume should have the following line:
Languages: C, Common Lisp, Javascript
One to tell the world you understand the foundations, one to tell the world you understand the lambdas, and one to tell the world you understand the web.
Actually, this sounds like a decent list for "kata" programming, a project big enough to take three or four weeks on the side in each on an alternating schedule would be pretty effective in keeping your chops up.