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Obviously, The Person Who Had Most Influence On My Career Was Ken Thompson. Unix Was Basically His, Likewise C's Predecessor, Likewise Much Of The Basis Of Plan 9 (though Rob Pike Was The Real Force In Getting It Together). And In The Meantime Ken Created The First Computer Chess Master And Pretty Much Rewrote The Book On Chess Endgames. He Is Quite A Phenomenon.

... With Proper Design, The Features Come Cheaply. This Approach Is Arduous, But Continues To Succeed.

Any Editing, Software Work, And Mail Is Done In This Exported Plan 9

When I Read Commentary About Suggestions For Where C Should Go, I Often Think Back And Give Thanks That It Wasn't Developed Under The Advice Of A Worldwide Crowd.

Pretty Much Everything On The Web Uses Those Two Things: C And Unix.