> I wish there was an easier way to write software in such a way that it can easily be guaranteed to run in the future, no matter the arc...
> I wish there was an easier way to write software in such a way that it can easily be guaranteed to run in the future, no matter the architecture. Opening the source would help quite a lot with that.
Posted by eru on Aug 4, 2014, 12:09 AM
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eruAug 4, 2014, 12:09 AM
> I wish there was an easier way to write software in such a way that it can easily be guaranteed to run in the future, no matter the architecture. Opening the source would help quite a lot with that.
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