RE: [xsl] off-subject: xslt dream

["Hunsberger, Peter" <Peter dot Hunsberger at stjude dot org>]

>> > Had a funny dream last night, in which xslt was involved;
>> 
>> Strange.  I've been fighting a virus and had a bit of a fever 
>> last night.  I
>> had dreams of colliding nodesets; sort of abstract graphical 
>> representations
>> floating through the air merging and splitting apart.  The 
>> individual nodes
>> had medical terms as names...
>
> I have those kinds of dreams all the time, I figured it was common when
> you've been trying to write the same code for a whole day to go home,
> fall on your bed and see these weird, wavy strings with angle brackets
> floating on a white background all damn night, get up in the morning and
> feel not one whit rested.
> You only have this when you're sick?

Well yes, I have on occasion dreamed about code of some form another
(usually colored turquoise for some reason), but this was pretty
hallucinatory in it's intensity.  Usually, if I dream code I have a specific
problem and I wake up with the answer.  This wasn't about any problem in
particular (other than perhaps a really abstract way of looking at being
sick).  If you have dreams like this all the time I'd be a little worried
about you...

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