>We've all noted in the past I think how some situations, like
>'background coding' or 'collaborative coding' are much less
>pressured, and here the hard practice can certainly be downplayed in
>comparison to inspiration and collaboration.
>
>But the solo or competitive coding situations still exist and I
>think I naturally turn towards them, not because I'm unsympathetic
>with the other roles, but because I'm genuinely curious about human
>beings being pushed to the limits. Musicians often seek out the
>states where they're on the edge and out of their comfort zone,
>because those are the best learning experiences- and I think we need
>many more high profile failures to learn our real limits, or truly
>surprise ourselves with what we're capable.
yes, let's see what those limits are.
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Received on Wed Jan 10 2007 - 11:13:47 GMT