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In response to "I really wonder if this book would annoy me as much as I think it would. "People have to learn how to fail" angers me, for some reason. -- (link)" by Beryllium

Every time your code doesn't work quite right and you have to go back and tweak, that's a 'failure'.

Posted by Dr.Vermin (aka dr.vermin) Apr 23 '13, 16:22

I very much believe that "If you're not failing every now and again, it's a sign you're not doing anything very innovative." - Woody Allen

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TIL I'm the most failingest person evar -- nm - Beryllium Apr 23, 16:23 2
- Innovator! :) -- nm - Dr.Vermin Apr 23, 16:24 1
  - Considering I just had to justify some of my "innovations" at work to an accountant (in order for the company to reap benefits from Harper's Canada).. - Beryllium Apr 23, 16:26

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