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  1. USTom Duckering
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    1. COGreat question. I attended a great lecture that discussed that we struggle to track big software projects because they're so much less tangible than - say - building a bridge. I was thinking about what you could do to make tangible the state of a software project that we could rely on senses. I was thinking about a tool that releases a bad smell based on analysis of a codeset to make the notion of codesmell something real.
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    2. CORealistically these things have to be subtle so as not to draw too much attention and cause distraction. You could take advantage of any of the senses. The brain is remarkably quick at learning to see through the raw sensory data to the meaning of it. See http://tonguevision.blogspot.com/ for a great example.
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    3. COI find that sometimes you can gain alot by starting again (up to you though) I think your recursion call should only need occur once and that it would be simpler if you use a single index variable rather than two (`r` and `c`). Use one and work out the `r` and `c` from it. Recursive methods usually take the form: am I done yet? if yes then return. if not do something, recurse, possibly do something else and return. Try to make it this simple - otherwise you'll continue to get bitten.
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