Have you followed The Personal Software Process today?

http://resources.sei.cmu.edu/asset_files/TechnicalReport/2000_005_001_13751.pdf
In the PSP, these methods are: following a defined process, planning the work, gathering data, and using these data to analyze and improve the process
Have you take personal responsibility for your code today?
The right way is always the fastest and cheapest way to do a job.
Have you filed out a sheet detailing what you planned to do today, how much of that you did, and why?
the accuracy of the estimate and plan is heavily influenced by how much the engineers know about the work to be done
Did you producea PROBE estimate of your project today?
use the time recording log to measure the time spent in each process phase
Do your Seeples methods have an average of 12.6583 lines of code in them today?
The added code is that code written for a new program or added to an existing base program
Did you remove defects before they existed today?
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Have you take personal responsibility for your code today?
The right way is always along the path to satori.
Have you filed out a sheet detailing how close you wanted to come to satori today, how close you got, and why?
the accuracy of the satori estimate and plan is heavily influenced by how much the wizards know about the satori to be had
Did you producea FROBNICATE estimate of your project today?
use the time recording log to measure the time spent in each frobnicating phase
Do your lambda expressions have an average of 12.6583 parens in them today?
The added magic are that spirits conjured by a new program or added to an existing base program
Did you remove defects before they existed today?
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There is so much wisdom here, im going to explode

12.6583 lines of code

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/jun/29/plato-mathematical-musical-code

"My claim," says Kennedy, "is that Plato used that technology of line counting to keep track of where he was in his text and to embed symbolic passages at regular intervals." Knowing how he did so "unlocks the gate to the labyrinth of symbolic messages in Plato".

Believing that this pattern corresponds to the 12-note musical scale widely used by Pythagoreans, Kennedy divided the texts into equal 12ths and found that "significant concepts and narrative turns" within the dialogues are generally located at their junctures. Positive concepts are lodged at the harmonious third, fourth, sixth, eight and ninth "notes", which were considered to be most harmonious with the 12th; while negative concepts are found at the more dissonant fifth, seventh, 10th and 11th.

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