Gregory Kelleher

The four scenarios that closed out the bull case for Graphic Packaging (NYSE:GPK) were, admittedly, tilted towards my own favourable outlook.

My previous article balanced on the cutting edge of technology.

As the 'SaaS-pocalypse' phenomenon advances unabated, and software stocks continue their free-fall, rereading Michael Burry's early writings during the original Dot-Com collapse has felt less like a history lesson and more like a field-guide.

In Part 1, I laid out the catalyst (the 2026 U.S. midterm elections), the broadcasting industry's structural backdrop, and E.W.

Security analysis, especially of the 'cigar-butt' variety (as Buffett would describe) has always been an interest of mine.

For no particular reason whatsoever, I recently found myself dusting off an old repository, InterviewPracticeQuestions and thought it a good exercise to restructure it along the latest C++ and CMake principles.

Having recently returned to dynamically-typed languages, I've found myself stumbling a little without the safety net of type-checking.

For a discipline supposedly rooted in rationality and logic, it's surprising there isn't a greater emphasis placed on decision-making.

This might appear a little left-field, but it's always surprised me how the morphology of the Irish language lends itself to programming constructs.

A walkthrough of my approach to writing a good program, informed by Clean Code and A Philosophy of Software Design.