On Jan 10, 2006, at 20:16, Christopher Schmidt wrote:
The lack of knowledge of a simple command line tool to do what you want it to does not indicate whether someone is a programmer or not. It simply indicates one thing -- their level of experience with core *nix tools. Lack of that is not an indication of deficiencies in their ability to program.
Right - Zhao is pretty new to unix and linux. For those following along, notice he didn't say, 'is there any way to do this' but 'what's the most efficient way to do this'? (paraphrasing).
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