miniblog.

OCaml has several unusual design features that I've come to appreciate. (1) Separating integer and float addition is really clear. (2) No subtyping (everything is 'a or concrete) simplifies lots too.

"Mark of a chef: messy apron, clean sleeves" -- Ratatouille What's the programming equivalent? Clean code, lots of stashes?

I'm beginning to think this last sentence was a mistake. Lots of software fixes crashes in new versions. Perhaps I should have a "N releases since last fix for a crash" count?