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	<title>Comments on: Backatcha, Mr Webb</title>
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		<title>By: Matt Jones</title>
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		<description>neal stephenson, in the beginning was the CLI:
14.13
The triad of editor, compiler, and linker, taken together, form the core        of a software development system. Now, it is possible to spend a lot of        money on shrink-wrapped development systems with lovely graphical user interfaces        and various ergonomic enhancements. In some cases it might even be a good        and reasonable way to spend money. But on this side of the road, as it were,        the very best software is usually the free stuff. Editor, compiler and linker        are to hackers what ponies, stirrups, and archery sets were to the Mongols.        Hackers live in the saddle, and hack on their own tools even while they        are using them to create new applications. It is quite inconceivable that        superior hacking tools could have been created from a blank sheet of paper        by product engineers. Even if they are the brightest engineers in the world        they are simply outnumbered.
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>neal stephenson, in the beginning was the CLI:<br />
14.13<br />
The triad of editor, compiler, and linker, taken together, form the core        of a software development system. Now, it is possible to spend a lot of        money on shrink-wrapped development systems with lovely graphical user interfaces        and various ergonomic enhancements. In some cases it might even be a good        and reasonable way to spend money. But on this side of the road, as it were,        the very best software is usually the free stuff. Editor, compiler and linker        are to hackers what ponies, stirrups, and archery sets were to the Mongols.        Hackers live in the saddle, and hack on their own tools even while they        are using them to create new applications. It is quite inconceivable that        superior hacking tools could have been created from a blank sheet of paper        by product engineers. Even if they are the brightest engineers in the world        they are simply outnumbered.</p>
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