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You must be joking! The book you are referring to accompanies a course called "CS116". What about digging through some graduate school course catalogues instead
by factorial 14y ago
You must be joking! The book you are referring to accompanies a course called "CS116". What about digging through some graduate school course catalogues instead?
Of course Kernel development isn't impossible. Otherwise, there wouldn't be any kernels in the first place. But of course it is the domain of a rather small number of people.
- nullnullnull 14y agoI'm well aware of the course, what exactly is your point? Your second part of the sentence makes no sense either, what is your point? I've demonstrated that kernel development, although "hard" is possible even by students (hence the reference to the book and its related course). You have offered nothing in response.
- factorial 14y agoObviously, you have a very limited understanding of software development and the skill various areas demand. Further, your claiming that I have "offered nothing in response" doesn't make it so. Dunning-Kruger is a bitch.