A great thing about test-driven development is that sometimes, when the test run is particularly long, you get to go goof off and claim that you're working.

( New High Score )

It's really windy in San Mateo this morning. The trees are all leaning to one side, there's debris flying down the streets, and my hair sticks out nearly sideways if I walk crosswind.

Outside the building are two gardeners, patrolling the sidewalks... with leafblowers.

The weather's warming up a bit, so I decided to get ready for the heat and get rid of some surplus facial hair.

( Apparently, my goatee had become a bit overgrown. )

If you want to play it tomorrow, better start today. Downloading the 7 GB installer took about three hours for me, and I've got the fastest cable Internet connection that you can get in San Mateo ( Read more... )

#define do main() /*
# This is a valid program in C, Perl, and sh.
eval 'function sub() { echo "I like code."; exit; }';
sub echo {}
#*/
do {
printf("I like code.\n");
}
I thought about adding Brainfuck and Whitespace, but both those languages specify that invalid characters are ignored, so it would just be an exercise in sticking stuff on the ( Read more... )

If programmers ever form a labor union, they'll have to call it the Programmers' Struct, because all its members will exist simultaneously.