程序员技能退化

The Midlife Crisis of Programmers Starts with Forgetting ASCII Codes

The real portrayal of a programmer's midlife crisis isn't baldness, but suddenly forgetting whether A's ASCII code is 65 or 97. The article narrates in a self-deprecating tone the journey from memorizing code tables by rote in the past to relying on online lookup tools now, ultimately finding peace: forgetting isn't scary; learning to use tools instead of brute force is the wisdom evolution of a mid-career programmer.