what's wrong with folders with dates?
Answer: everything.Eric Sink's version control book: (in progress)
Source Control HOWTO
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Now with less ranting, more other stuff.
(formerly ~/john/.rant)
29 December 2006
Answer: everything.Eric Sink's version control book: (in progress)
Source Control HOWTO
About Me
- Name: john
- Location: Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
I am owned by 3 daughters, 1 dog, 2 cats, and my lovely wife. I've been programming professionally for 16+ years; my current employer is Applied Signal Technology. Previously, I developed multi-touch interactive GIS and DB driven systems for critical infrastructure management. (Priority 5) Before that I made games (High Voltage Software) including Flame-Sim (serious game for fire fighter training) GRAW2-PSP, Family Guy (PSP, PS2, Xbox); and Leisture Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude (PC, Xbox, PS2). I operate a home network with Linux, OS X, and Windows.
previously
- the business of software
- the ideal programmer
- ruby and python compared
- the magic below decks
- a recipie you don't want
- new ways of newsing
- recursion can be bad
- genetically superior keyboards
- more movie ticket slide in 05
- marketing for geeks
musicalness
excellent companies
more linksies
buddy blogs
- dot dk
(Stan Trujillo) - SuspendedMotion
(Ryan Kellerman) - Eric.Weblog() (Eric Sink)
- Contrary Brin (David Brin)
- I, Cringely (Mark Stephens)
game biz blogs
recent books read
- Python in a Nutshell
- PostgreSQL:
A Comprehensive Quide - GIS for Web Developers
- Agile Project Management
with Scrum - Pragmatic Version Control
Using Subversion - Programming Ruby
- Effective STL
- Teach Yourself SQL, PHP, and Apache
- The Pragmatic Programmer:
From Journeyman to Master - Linux Administration:
A Beginner's Guide - Harry Potter Series (1-4)
[to the jedi] - The Dark is Rising (1-5)
- Wheel of Time (1-6)
books upcoming
- The Philosophy of Tolkien
- Ship It! A practical guide
to successful software projects - Getting Well
- Goedel, Escher, Bach
- The Optimistic Child
- The Blank Slate
- Harry Potter Series (5-7)
[to the jedi] - more Wheel of Time
(it never ends)
quotes
- "Sed quis cusodiet ipsos custodes?" (But who will guard the guards themselves?)
-- Juvenal, 100 a.d. (Satires, VI, line 347) - "Whenever a politician starts talking about "the children," keep one eye on your wallet and the other on your liberty."
-- author unknown - "It's easier to destroy than to create, and it's easier to create than to maintain".
-- author unknown - "It is the duty of the patriot to protect his country from its government."
-- Thomas Paine
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