Have one person in charge of the master copy of something, and others propose changes (i.e., pull requests) where each contribution gets tracked and conflicts get resolved.
Hong has rapidly become a master of construction, something I noted when writing about his film "HaHaHa" earlier this year, when it was screened at the Museum of the Moving Image (it, too, still awaits release, as does the magnificent — and also magnificently constructed — "Oki's Movie").
I am the master of trying something for a day and a half and deciding I hate it.
She was the master of integrating something unexpected into a love scene, and she never ever shied away from being very explicit.
After all, they are past masters of taking something that only exists in their imaginations and turning it into a multi billion dollar reality.
Either way, one learns the delicate balance between violence and nurture by mastering the use of something capable of both.
We all know that Steve Jobs was a master of telling you something that you didn't know, in turn making it gospel instantly.
In the words of Geoffrey Crowther, our editor from 1938 to 1956, anonymity keeps the editor "not the master but the servant of something far greater than himself…it gives to the paper an astonishing momentum of thought and principle".
Berra on Bush-isms YOGI BERRA, the master of meaningful malapropisms, had something straightforward to say about being quoted in PRESIDENT BUSH'S budget message to Congress on Tuesday.
