Re: New job and Ritz Camera

[graywolf]

In the mainframe days systems analysis, programing, and coding were all 
different jobs. Now-a-days I understand they are usually combined. Coding was 
the grunt work. Yes, the term tends to be used derogatorily these days, unless 
you are talking about microcoding. Everyone who has written workable machine 
code (not assember code) raise their hand.

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Boris Liberman wrote:

Hi!


No.  I'm an ex- Unix sys-admin now doing technical account management.  I
don't have the personality to code....


BW> some people may tell you that not having a personality is the
BW> defining characteristic of a coder...
Being programmer is not equivalent to being a coder, is it? Or have
struck the language barrier once again?
Or could it be I just uncovered the conspiracy of sys admins against
the programmers?
Boris


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graywolf
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