Author | Eric S. Raymond | Entered | 2001-02-23 13:41:08 by bcrowell |
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a quick introduction to the culture by Ben Crowell (crowell09 at stopspam.lightandmatter.com (change 09 to current year)) on 2002-10-18 23:36:05, review #208 http://www.lightandmatter.com |
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Too much engineering, too little art by tk1 (tk1@despammed.com) on 2002-12-14 12:18:49, review #226 http://angelfire.com/folk/sm0p/ |
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(Another minor nit is regarding the supposed Lao Tzu quote at the beginning of Chapter 2: I could not find the quote anywhere in the Tao Te Ching.)
Re: Too much engineering, too little art by Chip Mefford (cpmatwelldotcom) on 2004-03-06 12:59:45, review #390 http://www.eruditium.org/cmefford |
But the "nit",
There is no nit in the Tao of Programming attributed to Lao Tzu. Oh, that other book? Okay. That's different.
What if this question were hypothetical?
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