Author: Will Singleton
Date: 17:00:36 04/25/04
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On April 25, 2004 at 13:37:34, Fernando Villegas wrote: >Which is? >In fact I do not know. The tittle of the post is a question, not a statement of >knowledge. >Is it that simply Stefan is brighter than the rest of his colleagues? >(But of course this bring the question about what a heck is being brighter than >somebody else in an specific field, so we do not go further with that answer) >Did he, in the beginnings of his career, met a more productive first idea or >paradigm of programming that to this day produces better results? >(This brings to first place to issue of paradigms in the development of >technology and science) >Does he works 25 hours a day? >(Probably no more than other guys here). >My guess: somehow Stefan has developped a better METHODOLOGY to ponder the >almost microscopics weights of the final recipe than makes the difference >between a first class program (there are at least a dozen by now) and a super >first class one, just the one by Stefan. >Ideas and suggestions, gentlemen? >Fernando I believe he sold his soul to the devil. Some folks are lucky, and some folks are good. He's both. Will
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