I don't know about you, but when I look at code I wrote three years ago, I always seem to think it sux.
And that's a good thing.
If the code you wrote three years ago doesn't suck then you're not learning.
About Me
Some Other Blogs
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What Colour is Your Database? - A lot of Enterprise Architects, myself included, evaluate databases based on measures like performance, ease-of-use, fitness-for-purpose and compatibility....
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It's been ten years! - It has been ten years since LtU was launched. When I launched it I had no idea if anyone will read the site, let alone if people contribute new stories. ...
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Some Apple Pointers - I have a theory about Apple. Like all good Apple theories it superficially fits the facts, is an entertaining mental exercise but is probably wrong. Apple do...
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More on Monoids and Monads - In a previous post on monoids, we established that Monoids are List-Algebras. In other words, a monoid A essentially models a function of type List[A] => A...
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Aphex Twin’s Alberto Balsalm Covered by Steel Drum Band - Holy guacamole this is so many kinds of awesome:
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My New Sydney Cafe Hit List - Here's a few coffee-centric Sydney Cafes on my to-to list. What's on yours?
