Recently, while proponing my zero redundancy↗ method, a friend observed that to a functional programmer even the below piece of code contains duplication. more⇛

Some time ago the wealth of patterns was gifted upon the world of programming. At first they were beautiful, giving name and purpose to a once chaotic swirl of functions and data. Once embraced however, they swelled and engulfed all which we knew. more⇛

After several e-mail exchanges with Eda-qa about pair programming, here are my own conclusions. I found the discussion helpful as far as clarifying my own interpretation of the experiences I've had with pair programming. more⇛

brainbrain.eu is also available to get to this site, but due to a limitation in the software so far you'll be quickly switched back to the main site. I'm working on that. replies⇛

This is the first comment in the new investment site. It is a filtered sub-brain, meaning it only shows items created in it, but all items created here also appear in the main brain. replies⇛

Noelani had a dragon, pinata, cake and many [small] presents... more⇛

How does one unit test a permutation tree? I have one and am faced with this question. more⇛

Well, the main Brain listing is basically a free-for-all. In some cases a reply might be of more interest to someone than the main post, so why shouldn't it appear on the list. Eventually a scoring system will sort out the nonsense. more⇛

I see these changes as being reasonable:

• if there is no link the title links to the article, otherwise to the link. It makes sense since typically you wouldn't make and external link and write a lot
• reply links go to the main topic... more⇛

Curious, how did you manage that... more⇛