Show us the code already! :-)

You never know the advice you get back could be "code drunk more often!" <grin>

More seriously I sometimes find that a distraction from the problem at hand leads to ideas and approaches that weren't apparent when I was immersed in it. Usually I like to go for a walk or something active like that... if a few beers works for you, then my advice would be "don't run outside of a test environment until after you have reviewed thoroughly, sober" :)

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