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Monday August 18, 2003
06:53 AM
Next Step
I'm wondering what my next step should be, technically. "Deeper Perl" is the immediate answer, but what after that?
I'm thinking "LISP", but, I dunno. For years I avoided vi, them a few months back, I finally learned it, and it's been wonderful.
LISP is the vi of programming langauges, only harder. hmm ...
I'm thinking "LISP", but, I dunno. For years I avoided vi, them a few months back, I finally learned it, and it's been wonderful.
LISP is the vi of programming langauges, only harder. hmm
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