Robert C. Martin • 6/25/2021

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The author narrates his programming journey starting in 1964, detailing work with early machines like the DIGICOMP-I, ECP-18, PDP-8, Honeywell H200, Varian 620F, and others. He describes writing programs in binary and assembler for tasks ranging from data processing to real-time control systems, offering a historical perspective on hands-on, low-level software development.

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