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Just another vim-using (Perl|C|Haskell|Scheme)-hacking sesquipedalian academic graphics geek,
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FoxtrotUniform (5412)
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Oops, that didn't work out at all the way I'd planned.
As it turns out, I very much enjoyed Code Complete 2. It goes into a lot more detail than
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