An amazingly wonderful book.

[daerath]

I'm not normally one to plug a book with a technical / borderline psychology related subject, but there's one I picked up a little over a month ago that I feel is truly remarkable. The book is titled "Pragmatic Thinking and Learning: Refactor Your Wetware" by Andy Hunt. The "pragmatic" series is aimed at software development, but this book

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[rakin]

He lives?!? How are you doing?

[daerath]

Doing really well actually. Haven't won the lottery yet, but if that's the worst of my problems I'm doing pretty well. =P How're you these days? I hear you bought a house somewhere.

[curliq]

SO NINJA! - and I've been reading a lot of "thinking" books lately, even though reading is for sissies and nerds....oh wait...

[blankkittyblack]

yay! welcome back fellow LJ neglector

[daerath]

I think I'll be back a while this time. =)

[deuteragonistes]

I encourage this! I just jumped back into the LJ game a month ago, so I'm right there with ya.

[silverflight]

Good God, you're alive!

[daerath]

I live! All of our recent overblown diseases: SARS, the bird flu, the pig flu, and that odd outbreak of the measels in Northern VA... I defeated all of them!

[silverflight]

Wow! That's an impressive track record. You should be on the news or something. Luckily, swine flu hasn't hit over here in Turkey yet. It can stay far away as far as I'm concerned.

[daerath]

The hell? Turkey? Are you on vacation or did you two move to Turkey?

Ok, so I just re-read your bio. Good for you! =)