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   by kensan 13y ago

   This approach makes sense for a procedure you know exactly how to do. In the case of a procedure I do not know, I break them down into simpler and simpler pieces. Until I get to one I can do, then come back up the graph. Maybe akin to a
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   by kensan 16y ago

   `In my younger and more vulnerable years my father gave me some advice that I’ve been turning over in my mind ever since. “Whenever you feel like criticizing any one,” he told me, “just remember that all the people in this world haven’t had
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   by kensan 16y ago

   I would inject into your list of what really matters something Linus said: communication. Having each member of the team (1000 contributors to the kernel by Linus's estimation) in a different corner of the world is a huge consideration.
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   by kensan 18y ago

   This article can be summed up by point 1 of George Leonard's keys to Mastery, or Getting Good at Anything. All 5 major points are as follows: 1. Find good instruction. (Read good code, find a good programmer) 2. Love to practice. (Write