# Beauty Kit For Little GirlsILYAS AWAN [e] [w] said Dear Sirs,
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Executive.
AWANI & SONS.
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WWW.AWANISONS.COM / asons@skt.comsats.net.pk [added 8th Oct 2007]
Ken [e] said Well, have you been fruitful and prompt? I hope so.
[added 9th Oct 2007] I tend more to prompt then fruitful, but I try my best, you know. [added 9th Oct 2007]
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# How can I reduce the amount (which is 100) of ant-javac error messages ?
Programmer Comedy! Picked up by John
angry_john said Probably posted by John more like
[added 31st Jan 2002] Yowl! Saucer of milk to table 2, please. [added 31st Jan 2002]
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# This year's
ACCU Conference is going to be pretty fantastic. It's runs over 4 days and includes C++ sessions by
Bjarne Stroustrup,
Andrei Alexandrescu and
Matt Austern, Stan Lippmann of C#, and a whole pile of stuff on Java and Python. It's going to be even more brainbending that ever
before.
At the moment I'm in the slightly embarrassing position of being on the ACCU committee, but not actually being able to afford to go.
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# One of the more fun aspects of
arthritis is not knowing which bit of you is going to hurt when you wake up in the morning. Usually I wake up with stiff hands which loosen up once I get out and about. This morning I woke up with an aching right ankle. Haven't had one of those for ages. It's gradually worsened through the day, and now I'm walking around like a right gimp. I hope it slacks off by tomorrow - I've got a long drive and then a meeting to try and secure some work, which I'd rather not be grimacing all the way through. It just sends out all the wrong signals.
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#
Warning! - Young children can seriously balls up your phone.
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# Dilbert - I enhance core competencies by leveraging platforms
Good to see it still has its moments.
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# Ninja Burger - Guaranteed delivery in 30 minutes or less, or we commit Seppuku!
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# When you're unemployed, where does your mind go? - This past summer I spent some time "between jobs," and my mind went on vacation.
Mine too, I spent far too much time play this fantastic Half-Life conversion and not enough time doing anything useful.
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# Yay - been to bank
Yay - DocumentBuilder even more written
Yay - drunk all coffee (except for that very last bits with all the grounds in)
Yay - not played
stupid game
Yay -
bonus goal excised for super-secrecy
Goaltastic!
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# Goals achieved :
- DocumentBuilderFactory written! DocumentBuilder largely written.
- DocumentBuilder reads files from CVS. Yay!
Additional wife-directed goal :
- go to bank
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# When I go for job interviews in the future and am asked if I am
goal-oriented I shall, instead of saying
I know which way to point when playing football, hand out the URL of this page and say
cop that then, squire.
Today's goals :
- Write an extensible Java DocumentBuilderFactory and DocumentBuilder
- Get it reading XML files from CVS
- Drink coffee without leaving the last half-inch to get cold
- Not be distracted by
this damned game
smellygit said Gee thanks for the link - now I'm being distracted!
[added 25th Jan 2002]
angry_john said Bah, damn java error when I tried. Still at least I manage to keep [whats left of] my life.
[added 25th Jan 2002] angry_john said I hope you aren't giving too much away about your top secret product in this goal related posting. A versioning repository, a document engine....
Have you looked at what the folks at www.webdav.org are doing ? [added 25th Jan 2002]
smellygit said Does angry john actually do any work?
[added 25th Jan 2002] angry_john said I think smellyfit should mind his own damn business
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# After months of shillyshallying, finally submitted my
Glenn Dakin interview to
Borderline. As far as I know, it's the first interview BL has run where the interviewer and interviewee actually met. I deliberately tried to be conversational rather interrogational, but I'm not sure how well it reads now it's written down. Fortunately the written word doesn't have a way of expressing the long pauses while I groped for the next question.
Here's Time magazine's review of Glenn's book.
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# Shattered. It took me three hours to write one email this morning. It wasn't especially long, I knew what I had to say and I had someone to help me write it. I do not feel particularly cut-out for international wheeler-dealing with real companies for real money over real commitments.
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# Must earn money soon! New
Nine Inch Nails album released tomorrow!
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# Just been proof-reading an article for
Dot-Com Builder. I'm quoted at reasonable length in a kind of talking-head-expert role. By astonishing mind-blowing coincidence,
Kal and Dr Marc also provide lengthy quotes. Depressingly, they sound clever and I just sound like an arse.
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# Decided late last night not to take the Bean for his operation today, as he was still running a temperature and we'd been told that would rule him out of having the anesthetic.
This morning he appears, predictably, to be right as rain. He woke up, told me to change his nappy, demanded to be taken downstairs for his breakfast and is in an entirely good mood. His temperature's gone too.
What a little git.
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# Daniel's off into hospital tomorrow for a minor operation (some kind of -oscopy on his tear duct), but, we've been told repeatedly, if he's ill with a cold or anything they won't go ahead. Since he's as strong as an ox, and regularly fails to go down with the bugs that floor his little baby-mates, I didn't think that would be a problem.
This lunchtime, for the first time since he started at nursery 15 months ago, I was called in to collect him because he's ill and running a temperature.
What a little git.
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#
My hand! Alive and trying to strangle me!
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# Followed Mr Singleton's suggestion to poke around the
ThoughtWorks website, because it had been a while since I last looked. As you'd expect a lot of the material there echoes things in
books written by their head-brain
Martin Fowler (one of
which I'm reading right now).
I'm very taken with the Win by Failing Faster soundbite. At the moment I'm learning through failure. The project I'm working on with Frazer is a reimplementation of something I worked on previously, on a problem I understood and worked through and 'solved'. I've always known that if I had the opportunity to redo earlier work, I would make a much better job of it. And I am. 10 days ago I stood in Frazer's kitchen and told him this work is about seven times better that what I did before. Seven seemed about right, because it wasn't just a bit better, but it wasn't loads and loads better either. (The old work wasn't that bad either. Wrong, I now realise, but not bad). I made my kitchen pronouncement knowing that last time round I hadn't, in fact, had a full solution, but confident that I now did.
I've spent the time between then and now learning more and more, stumbling forward toward that elusive goal. At 3 o'clock yesterday I told Kal well, today I think, *think*, think that I've finally got the differencing absolutely and finally sorted out. I was wrong again. Today? Well, today I think, *think*, think that I've finally got it absolutely and finally sorted out.
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# Hurrah! - a new version of
Pegasus Mail. I don't normally get excited about new bits of software, especially ones I haven't seen yet, but I'm all excited about this. Pegasus is a top package, I've used it for about 6 or 7 years now, and I'd recommend it to everyone.
peteychap said No Mac version. Bah. I remember it from Uni and it was pretty good.
[added 15th Jan 2002] Your right. Oh dear, there always used to be. In that case I recommend it to everyone running Windows, especially Outlook users. [added 16th Jan 2002]
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#Inching not leaping
All through the week I've been thinking I've had a 'Eureka' moment and that I've now have the solution to the thorny problem of structured document differencing. A few hours later I'd realise I didn't.
smellygit said Checkout www.thoughtworks.com - one of their 'beliefs' is that they "Win By 'Failing Faster'" - so now u must be a step closer to winning !
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# I am a sinner. I've found a bug in
Crimson and a bug in
libstdc++ but I have not filed bug reports.
smellygit said U is like abusing the open source community d00d. U is just taking and not giving man :p
[added 10th Jan 2002]
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# Took my pills and kept on working yesterday, but didn't fancy the job of writing the 97tons of test data I needed. Luckily
Kal was about, so he wrote me a program to write the test data. After all why spend an hour doing something when you could spent 58 minutes writing a program to do that thing in a minute? Just think of what you can do with all the time you've saved. Come to think of it, look at all the time I saved getting Kal to do it instead. I watched
Enterprise. Yay!
Armed with my test data I got testing, and started turning up problems. There were a couple of the "not working" variety, but now I'm sort of stuck on the harder "you're probably doing this in the wrong way" sort. I'm taking comfort from this book, in which Uncle Bob Martin, a highly respected all-round object technology bigbrain, describes the problems he encountered when first adopting Extreme Programming. I already knew that the blokes at the top of the metaphorical pile face the same obstacles, but it's good to know they make the same mistakes as me too.
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# Frazer's crazy plan isn't, Nat decided, crazy after all and may just be our ticket to limitless wealth and world domination. At the very least it should keep the wolf from the door for a little while, and further delay the necessity of me leaving the house and looking for a real job.
So I'm working. Hard. At least, I think I must be working hard because my hands really hurt. The arthritis doesn't often affect my hands, but my all my primary typing fingers - thumbs, index and second fingers - really ache, especially on the knuckle. If only I'd learnt to touch type back when I was nipper (although let's face it, this keyboard doesn't exactly encourage it) - I'd be spreading the keyboard pounding equally across all my fingers and perhaps they wouldn't be so bad.
I think it's time to break out the big Brufens.
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# Our snowman has melted away - all we've got left is a couple of sticks and a small pile of leaves and coal.
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# BBC1's continuity announcer has just described
Men in Black as
protecting the Earth from the hooligans of the Universe. Can't you say scum on the BBC before 9 o'clock or something? I only ask because Adam Mars-Jones was banging on about dogshit on Radio4 an hour earlier.
wunderwoman said Ah but little kiddies don't listen to Radio 4 like wot they watch the telly.....
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# Happy New Year. May the sun shine on you.
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