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Mastodon User Discusses Code and New Computer-Dom Group

This cluster contains only one item, which appears to be a social media post from Mastodon. The content is a quote about other people's code being "the work of the devil" and mentions "ignora" as a new group in computer-dom. The post is attributed to a user named mdhughes and is associated with Delta Boogie Network-Gamer+. AI

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Mastodon User Discusses Code and New Computer-Dom Group

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    @ mdhughes well those came together in teaching you that other peoples' code is the work of the devil. > A huge new group has come into computer-dom: the ignora

    @ mdhughes well those came together in teaching you that other peoples' code is the work of the devil. > A huge new group has come into computer-dom: the ignorant carpetbagger entrepreneurs from all over, full of this month's cliches about what's needed in software. And they all …