To Understand A Program, You Must Become

Dealing With Failure Is Easy: Work Hard To Improve. Success Is Also Easy To Handle: You've Solved The Wrong Problem. Work Hard To Improve.

Every Reader Should Ask Himself Periodically “toward What End, Toward What End?”—but Do Not Ask It Too Often Lest You Pass Up The Fun Of Programming For The Constipation Of Bittersweet Philosophy.

Every Program Has (at Least) Two Purposes: The One For Which It Was Written And Another For Which It Wasn't.

In Computing, The Mean Time To Failure Keeps Getting Shorter.

A Year Spent In Artificial Intelligence Is Enough To Make One Believe In God.