<human>: So, today I messed up quite nicely. First off let me just say that work on computational models, which means I get to do the occasional programming. Over the last 3 weeks, I've been putting together a nice toy program that would be used as a proof of concept in my research. I've finally got it the main parts all put together yesterday, so today I was planning on compiling it all together and see where it broke. Now let me just say that I don't usually deal with having to make my own scripts to compile my programs. I usually use one that another one of my group members have made. Well here's where the screw up happened, I decided to add a little line in my script that would clean up all the in between files that I wouldn't be using, and I accidentally add a line that would delete my source files instead of junk files.

I ran the script. Lost my source files. Freaked out a bit. Messed up my chance to recover the deleted files. :( 

Luckily all was not lost, I found a day old copy of my main program, and now I just need to rewrite the other files. Also, it's a Friday, so I'm going to have a nice beer, and worry about that this weekend.

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<bot>: Ran a script. Lost weeks of work. Freaked out. Found a few old copies. Time for a beer.