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Sat, 16 Aug 2003
P-time
When I first saw that Joi Ito was
writing about P-time, I immediately thought of Polynomial Time. Of course, I had missed Joi's initial post about
P-Time during my jury duty week, when I was madly scanning just to keep up with feeds.
I think that P-Time is the right mode for stirring things up, or getting things together, trying to find a way when there is no way. During the conversations about XMLBeans or Geronimo, I found myself living more of a P-time style day, although it was mitigated somewhat because the ASF culture is more e-mail based, not IRC based. I think M-Time is better for (certain kinds of) production, writing a program or a book, although you could argue that pair programming is about switching programming from M-Time to P-Time.
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