I once worked worked with a guy who had himself done 6502 assembler, for CompuServe[1], in their home base of Columbus. Good dude; I wish I'd chatted with him more.
He wasn't happy about the position he was in while we were chatting, except it paid some bills and it provided good health insurance.
For comparison, I never learned any 6502.
But we both answered the phones the same way in that call center, and both we worked to give callers the best troubleshooting advice we could, given our understanding and ability to control that system.
He wasn't happy about the position he was in while we were chatting, except it paid some bills and it provided good health insurance.
For comparison, I never learned any 6502.
But we both answered the phones the same way in that call center, and both we worked to give callers the best troubleshooting advice we could, given our understanding and ability to control that system.
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CompuServe