I've been programming for 46 years. The first program I wrote was on a piece of notebook paper, in anticipation of getting my first computer a few weeks later (Atari 400).
I've been programming for 46 years. The first program I wrote was on a piece of notebook paper, in anticipation of getting my first computer a few weeks later (Atari 400).
I haven't even been born for more than half of that time. My first programs were also written on paper. It isn't only age.
> Wasn't that the boxy little thing that had "Cartridge BASIC" on a little brick thing that you plugged in just like Atari videogame cartridges on the Atari 5200 game console?
How has your experience with AI been?
Not great, honestly. It's rather like pulling a lever on a slot machine. And I'm not really into gambling.