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		paul-woolcock on Dec 26, 2012 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: New school C If by "bottom of the stack" you mean "the code that the top of the stack depends on in order to run at all," then I would say that he is correct in what "important" means.

kbutler on Dec 26, 2012 [–]

Infrastructure only exists to enable applications, though it's easy to lose sight of this as a software engineer.

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