I'd say I qualify, given that my Masters Degree was in compiler
optimization.

But as the last decades have been consulting, software pre-sales,
capacity management, incident handling, and upgrading virtual
infrastructure for businesses with strong production controls I'd also
say I'm rusty if you insist on hands-on coding.  :-D

Alan

On 21/07/2025 16:19, Christopher Hilton - chris at vindaloo.com (via tml
list) wrote:
> **Q:** How many people on the list are "coders" or programmers?
>
> I ask after reading Charles McKnight's great article on Obsidian in the Jul/Aug issue of
> Freelance Traveller. If you haven't read it, Obsidian is a note taking system that a GM or
> player would find useful in a game setting, say to record any kind of information that a
> they needed to remember between gaming sessions. I also found this interesting because I
> spent my working years as a "backend" developer. So, the Obsidian wiki that Charles is
> talking about uses similar components to a home-grown wiki that I created to support my own
> campaign if I ever get back to running it.
>
> Chris
>
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