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Nathan Borror read 66 pages in War and Peace

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Nathan Borror read 31 pages in How Many Friends Does One Person Need?

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Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance

An Inquiry Into Values

By Robert M. Pirsig

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Nathan Borror How Many Friends Does One Person Need?

>"Words are fickle, open to abuse, double meaning and downright deceit—all too often, they say what we don't really mean. But the intimacy of touch catapults communication between us into another dimension, a world of feeling and emotion that words can never penetrate."

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Nathan Borror read 61 pages in How Many Friends Does One Person Need?

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Nathan Borror Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance

>"The more he studied, the more convinced he became that no one had yet told the damage to this world that had resulted from our unconscious acceptance if their thought."

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Nathan Borror read 45 pages in Hot & Cool

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Nathan Borror read 11 pages in Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance

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Nathan Borror read 48 pages in The Penguin and the Leviathan

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Nathan Borror read 29 pages in Understanding Media

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Nathan Borror read 78 pages in Objective-C Phrasebook

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Such a good series if you want terse explanations.
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iOS Programming

The Big Nerd Ranch Guide

By Joe Conway, Aaron Hillegass

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Nathan Borror read 33 pages in Design Patterns

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Nathan Borror read 42 pages in Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance

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Nathan Borror read 1 chapters in iOS Programming

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Nathan Borror read 18 pages in Eisenhower in War and Peace

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Nathan Borror Eisenhower in War and Peace

>"Focus, common sense, simplicity, and attitude—the recipe for Ike's success."

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Nathan Borror read 74 pages in Eisenhower in War and Peace

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Nathan Borror iOS Programming

>“Some people have an irrational fear of letting the compiler do their work for them and say they prefer manual memory management for this reason. If someone says something like that to you, open up one of their .m files, go to the Product menu, and select Generate Assembly File from the Generate Output menu item. Tell them if they don’t trust the compiler, then they should be writing the assembly code they see in front of them.”

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