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To: El Guapo who wrote (30749)	8/30/2000 2:24:53 PM
From: rushnomore	Read Replies (1) of 54805

OT El Guapo: Your visions of the future and your comments on valuation and the dynamics of tech businesses were very interesting, and I would like to here more from you on this thread. In one of your posts here (http://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=14298320) you said "There aren't even many good books to teach the science of good programming. For many programmers, it's still solving new problems every day. Give it 20 or 30 years to mature as a real science, and the difference will be the difference between alchemy and chemistry." I am not a professional programmer like you, but do have some programming experience, and I have on my bookshelf some books that teach what appear to be very good programming principles. Isn't it true that good programming science exists but is not being practiced in most cases? What do you think?

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