8 Jan
2010
8 Jan
'10
3:22 a.m.
andy baxter wrote:
You sound like a historian who switched to marketing. Per Dilbert,
marketing people truly believe such rumors. Dilbert used one to reverse
the transformation of a marketing guy into a weasel.
--
David
gnome(a)hawaii.rr.com
authenticity, honesty, community
david wrote:
Smart guy.
andy baxter wrote:
My uncle knew that anyway, but he invented a machine for making it
happen... ;)
Real programmers don't bother because the uni(multi)verse is in
perfectly imperfectly chaotic harmony anyway. Or something ... not
sure about this real programmers business. Ach! What was the point
anyway?
Real programmers know that somewhere in the quantum multiverse, the
debugged and working program already exists, so they just find the
appropriate universe and make that their reality.
What is this
"point" you refer to? Since when did discussion list
emails have "points"? ;-)
I have heard a rumour that there might have been a point once upon a
time. I was asking merely out of historical curiosity. ;)