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Programming Quotes

Posted on Jun 23, 2007 by Patrick

Much as I would have wanted to pick one from the list of quotes found somewhere in Jeff Atwood’s blog entry a month ago, (or somewhere else among the pages in the links there,) I just can’t. I encountered the said blog from Jake’s blogroll and is definitely worth a longer look.
What can I say, [...]

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Quote of the Day: On Judgment

Posted on Jun 2, 2007 by Patrick

I encountered the quote on my mini the other day
“Good judgment comes from experience, and often experience comes from bad judgment.” – Rita Mae Brown
No wonder Dilbert never made it big. )

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