The article says - "There's a trend to try to teach *everyone* how to program, but maybe if we're really serious about doing that, we should change the way programming is done."
The reverse may be true. The way computer thinks is the universal way. We humans, normally, think in our individual way, and forgot to see the universal approaches for everything.
Microprocessor is a miracle in that sense. Give any problem to it, it will solve all of them in the same way. It has digital registries, core level arithmetic-logic unit, serial parallel converters, and memory update techniques. Thus there is an underlying common idea behind all problems, which engineers have converted into digital hardware, that allows all problems to be solved in only one way.
So, think digitally, using core assembly language, for microprocessor, not PC, then everything will appear same to you. Take a look at https://theoryofsouls.wordpress.com/ for common or global views for everything./div>
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The reverse may be true. The way computer thinks is the universal way. We humans, normally, think in our individual way, and forgot to see the universal approaches for everything.
Microprocessor is a miracle in that sense. Give any problem to it, it will solve all of them in the same way. It has digital registries, core level arithmetic-logic unit, serial parallel converters, and memory update techniques. Thus there is an underlying common idea behind all problems, which engineers have converted into digital hardware, that allows all problems to be solved in only one way.
So, think digitally, using core assembly language, for microprocessor, not PC, then everything will appear same to you. Take a look at https://theoryofsouls.wordpress.com/ for common or global views for everything./div>
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