Thanks. I had to look at that for a minute or two to figure out what you were doing, but I figured it out. I added it.

I like Vim, because after a few key remappings, I almost never have to leave home-row, which is great for a touch typist. Some IDEs have Vim simulators, but I've found most of them have some flaw or another.

K&R C

Code Complete

The Pragmatic Programmer

The Art of Unix Programming

The Mythical Man Month

Yeah. It's on github. I couldn't get it working, it could just be my own incompotence.

I'm a linux guy.

I tried getting Brave to run, but I couldn't get it working. Aw, well. I'm sure it will get easier when it gets big enough to be added to the actual repos.

That's really too bad. Firefox is a wonderful browser, and I've always thought Mozilla put out good quality products. (I never tried any of the FirefoxOS stuff, tho.) This would explain a lot. Is it too late to get Eich back?

The phrase should be "I've got a cunt and I'm a programmer! That gives me carte blanche!" as a tribute to the late, great Bill Hicks.

The bongo sort is the ultimate algorithm. If you use it, you will never have a need for any other sorting algorithm. It is both stable and speedy; it's the best of both worlds.

This seems to be a very good example of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." Good for Linus.