Linux Journal Interview With Brian Kernighan
pndiku writes "Linux Journal has an interesting interview with Brian Kernighan where he talks about AWK, AMPL and how he had nothing to do with the creation of C."
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Didya know you can't say "King Brain Ahern" without "Brian Kernighan"?
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I passed the Turing Test!!!!
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