New vs. Existing Code
This isn’t news, but is worth remembering… Peter Hallam commented on what consumes most of a developer’s time between the following: Design Code Write New Code Understand Existing Code Modify Existing…
1 Peter 3 – Women’s Adornment
I meet with a few men on Friday mornings for a bible study. We start bright and early (more early than bright perhaps), but my Fridays are blessed as a result. We’ve been studying 1 Peter, and today we hit 1 Peter 3:1-7, with the infamous discussion on wives being submissive to their husbands. We chatted about this being a continuation of the thought in 1 Peter 2 encouraging servants to submit to their masters and everyone submitting to governmental authority, but, for me, the most interesting portion of our conversation was where I least expected it.
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Games and the joy of failure
It is no secret that the actual or perceived possibility of failure is critical to the enjoyment of success, but the concept of failure as a source of pleasure was new to me….
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Architects vs Developers and Software Patents – Worth a read
Ambrose Little has a thought-provoking article on Architects vs. Developers over at ASP Alliance. He follows up with some additional comments on his blog. Oh, and speaking of thought-provoking check…
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Self-Importance Strikes Again
The text for my Friday morning bible study this week was 1 Peter 2:13-25. We discussed what it meant to suffer unjustly, turn the other cheek, etc. and had a…