One Of The Big Lessons Of A

Focus Is A Matter Of Deciding What Things You're Not Going To Do.

The Idea That I Can Be Presented With A Problem, Set Out To Logically Solve It With The Tools At Hand, And Wind Up With A Program That Could Not Be Legally Used Because Someone Else Followed The Same Logical Steps Some Years Ago And Filed For A Patent On It Is Horrifying.

An Interesting Question: Is It Easier To Motivate A Learned Individual That Never Does Anything, Or Educate An Ignorant Individual That Actually Produces Things?

Everybody's Saturated With The Marketing Hype Of Next-generation Consoles. They Are Wonderful, But The Truth Is That They Are As Powerful As A High End Pc Is Right Now.

Making One Brilliant Decision And A Whole Bunch Of Mediocre Ones Isn't As Good As Making A Whole Bunch Of Generally Smart Decisions Throughout The Whole Process.