Code updating begets more code updating, which is the problem with updating code. I'm currently spinning up version 8.3, and it's looking good, though there's always some tweak here or there that needs to be done.
I've found that it is most helpful for me to write down my code on paper first. Strange as it may be, having it on paper gives me a chance to really think about the algorithm involved. Since Python is very intiutive, I end up formulating enough pseudocode on paper that it's a trivial matter to transfer the code to the computer. There's something about typing in ideas that makes it stilted... Less fluid. Without that pen and paper, I end up wasting more time at the keyboard and less time doing the real work of that human-machine symbiosis - Lead.
More later.
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