Nick Sabalausky: > It's amazing how many software houses/departments don't do that. But of > course, if they don't it's their own damn problem.
They want low-salary programmers, so they will avoid languages that may lead to higher salaries. This means uncommon languages (where programmers are more rare) or languages that may need the ability to read (or even write) "harder code" (like inline assembly). Bye, bearophile
