> and present seemingly-complicated problems in a simple and concise way. I think concise is underrated, not terse necessarily, just minimal code devoid of dis

> and present seemingly-complicated problems in a simple and concise way. I think concise is underrated, not terse necessarily, just minimal code devoid of distracting optimisations and architecture. It's so nice to come across those < 100 line _working_ implementations that you can focus on and internalise as a working model of the algorithm, I've found Rosetta Code a good place to find these (of varying quality though). I'm not from that era of code listings in magazines but I really like idea and format of your site, earmarked for some bedtime reading :) please write more.