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Tuesday, November 15, 2005

Learn Incrementally

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Steve Litt shows how to learn incrementally, add to or modify configuration files one step at a time and see the result. Hey this is what I do, but I don't document as well as he does. I need a way to organize my notes. Maybe I'll look into Tuomo's "Riot" note-taking software. Or maybe I'll just use blogger.

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