>> Yes, well, given that 98% of everything I write will never be seen by
>> another pair of eyes, that's not likely to change.
>
> It certainly won't be if you don't share it.  Another tip from this book
> I'm reading is to weekly take some time to create a presentation on a
> topic - any topic - and share it with someone to get some feedback.

I can't think of anybody who would be interested in reading something I 
wrote, much less sitting through a presentation. (Besides, I'm much 
better at writing than talking.)

> You can't get the benefit from practicing something if you don't actually
> practice it.

No kidding. ;-)

>> Usually the answer is "for ****'s sake, we don't /care/ about Haskell!"
>
> Then you've not done a proper audience analysis.

Fair enough.

>> I'm loving the "warning - sound engineers earn peanuts" bit. Nice to
>> know!
>
> Some people do a job for reasons other than money. :-)

Yes, well, I have no intention of becoming a professional sound 
engineer. I just want to know the techniques so I can use them for my 
hobby projects. ;-)

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