Decades ago, I received a gift while reading Hackers by Stephen Levy and an anthology Scottish poetry.
In Hackers, there's a page or two that talks about the relationship between the wiring under their train set and the ability to "hack" the lines / bytes of code required for a program to operate. Moments later, I was reading Robert Burns.
The gift was: remove all that is unnecessary and include only your best, and you have the best chance of success.
Poetry is language hacking - thank you ISL for posting this here - well played!
In Hackers, there's a page or two that talks about the relationship between the wiring under their train set and the ability to "hack" the lines / bytes of code required for a program to operate. Moments later, I was reading Robert Burns.
The gift was: remove all that is unnecessary and include only your best, and you have the best chance of success.
Poetry is language hacking - thank you ISL for posting this here - well played!