Another Doc Thought

[MisterX]

> >on Mon, 25 Jul 2005 22:21:59 -0700
> >Dan Shafer wrote:
> >
> >That's one reason I hate to write printed books these days. An eBook 
> >can be published and then updated as needed one time at no 
> production cost.

most economic, trendy, cost-effective, editable medium today is the web...

just my .00000000000000000000000000000002 cents...

I just hate writing the theory, it's more fun to script it right out!

The typical cycle in a rev programmer's life is

woah!
hummmmm
maillist - it just doesn't work!
maillist - it's crap
maillist - aaah
woah, it works!
cool my first program*
maillist - it stopped working, im lost
maillist - aaah!
cool my first cool program
maillist - where's the 3d stuff everyone has (or color cursors, or normal
html rendering, etc...)
maillist - rant where is it?
maillist - darn... hurry up rev...
cool, i managed to interpret it in xtalk
maillist - my new cooler than cool program
maillist - thanks thanks
maillist - oops, a mistake slipped in!
(GOTO "cool, my second program")* -- and third, and so on...
just have to abide to the cycle

Xavier, IT economist
http://monsieurx.com - fun with x-economics