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The Best Book On Programming For The Layman Is Alice In Wonderland, But That's Because It's The Best Book On Anything For The Layman.

Learning French Is Trivial: The Word For Horse Is Cheval, And Everything Else Follows In The Same Way.

Is It Possible That Software Is Not Like Anything Else, That It Is Meant To Be Discarded: That The Whole Point Is To Always See It As A Soap Bubble?

Adapting Old Programs To Fit New Machines Usually Means Adapting New Machines To Behave Like Old Ones.

Simplicity Does Not Precede Complexity, But Follows It.