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CAB

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Re: Trimming selection set
« Reply #15 on: October 29, 2005, 03:03:44 PM »
Martin,

If you have not already you may want to look into the clipit.lsp in the expresstools directory.

Oleg,
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Re: Trimming selection set
« Reply #16 on: October 29, 2005, 04:54:56 PM »
Martin,

If you have not already you may want to look into the clipit.lsp in the expresstools directory.

Oleg,
It sure is a privilege to have Micheal here and I learn from every post.

aka ab2draft

Absolutely agree with you, CAB

Anyway all forums likes to me and on all of these forums many worthy and respected programmers

I don't remember who from the great people were said the following:
We will see further, because we are stands on the shoulders of our teachers
I know that pearls it falls not in each cockleshell

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Re: Trimming selection set
« Reply #17 on: October 29, 2005, 05:34:27 PM »
I say this with absolute sincerity --

In my career thus far I learned the most from a former boss named Ian -- more times than I can count he put me in positions where I had to become an expert overnight (I didn't even want to learn lisp -- I thought it goofy, clunky), the value of high intensity self directed study, that I had to be bold, even brazen about my skills or no one would take me seriously and that ultimately, I could make three times as much money by working for someone else.

As for these forums, I can honestly say the most learning occurs when you attempt to share the little bit of skill you have in a way that's meaningful to others. Want to learn? Try to teach. Unexpected side effect: It's plain fun and rewarding in a way I can't quite describe, but I love it. I wish I could do it full time and still afford to buy guitar toys and support my wife.

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Re: Trimming selection set
« Reply #18 on: October 29, 2005, 06:55:35 PM »
I'd second that, you come up with some great code, strive to help other members so much with their requests and at the same time its all done in a polite manner, makes you one cool bloke.

Oleg, It sure is a privilege to have Micheal here and I learn from every post.

Man, thank you so much guys. One day I will be worthy praise like this. The kindnesses and generosity you guys shower upon me pushes me to try to attain that goal sooner, rather than later.

Thanks again.

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