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cramakrishnan@acm.org wrote:
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<p>As far as all this patterns stuff goes, i've always thought Charlie
<br>Parker's comment on music theory is equally applicable to design
<br>patterns: "Learn that stuff, then forget it and just play [hack]".
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You caught my message perfectly well. This is exactly what I want
<br>to do...But I don't want to play alone... especially because I am
<br>architect, master in A. and PhD. in Architecture I mean
<p>I love freedom and besides Self (and related ideas) it seems there
<br>is very little freedom in computer science.
<br>Having to review what's going on before starting programming in Self
<br>to write a tutorial concerned with applications in architecture, it
dawned
<br>on me it seems I will have to delve deeper into design patterns from
<br>GOF and Christopher's Alexander's design patterns as well. Even
<br>if it is to reject them...But without a deeper analysis to get rid
of
<br>them or ignore them is non-scientific...
<br>I am sure semiotics is the most amazing thing under Heavens!
<p>Hope you can discuss with me and program with me through Kansas
<br>in the Third Millenium!
<br>Albertina
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<br>- sekhar
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<br>C. Ramakrishnan cramakrishnan@acm.org</blockquote>
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