Right there is why the interviews are not conducted in 10 different languages. If there isn’t a standard, information gets lost by third party translators, it makes the discussion move slower and people may ultimately lose interest. If I remember correctly, the U.N. standard right now is French? not %100 positive on that. I think to Ruptures point, the internet can’t help contribute to “english language hegemony”. Especially considering the orgins of the internet, or even personal computing and programing itself.

// appends copies of the characters in the range [inpIt1,
// inpIt2] to s; returns s
string::iterator inpIt1 = str.begin()+6;
//start from ‘ is’
string::iterator inpIt2 = str.end();

some C++, that’s a tough translation to any language

(end comment for eggheads)