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@derekhubbard When and where is the meet-up tomorrow?1:00 PM Jun 29th from web in reply to derekhubbard
@mfeathers I second that.12:31 PM Jun 26th from TweetDeck in reply to mfeathers
@brianhprince Actually I was drinking a beer at the time. (Conversation over beers)11:07 AM Jun 25th from TweetDeck in reply to brianhprince
@ankj9 Anytime Cous11:06 AM Jun 25th from TweetDeck in reply to ankj9
@ankj9 Already do10:04 AM Jun 25th from TweetDeck in reply to ankj9
Last night @mjeaton said to me "Less talking, more doing." What great advice. Thanks Mike.9:36 AM Jun 25th from TweetDeck
@calicokara Nope, just taking and sharing notes on the meeting I was attending7:22 AM Jun 25th from TweetDeck in reply to calicokara
I'm having problems making and consuming a WCF basicHTTPBinding from a 2.0 web project? Can any one give me some quick help?7:21 AM Jun 25th from TweetDeck
@jengriff is starting her CSS presentation at #DDNDG4:48 PM Jun 24th from TweetDeck
@mjeaton is wrapping up his presentation at #DDNDG. Going over his review slide.4:07 PM Jun 24th from TweetDeck
We need to "Estimate our own tasks" don't estimate for other people. Only they know their own skill level.4:02 PM Jun 24th from TweetDeck
To make better estimates we need to "Break big tasks down" (the smaller the pieces the easier they are to estimate and sum)4:00 PM Jun 24th from TweetDeck
We also should start keeping a log of our estimates vs our actual times. (@mjeaton using Zen from www.agilezen.com)3:59 PM Jun 24th from TweetDeck
We also have to stop "off-the-cuff estimates"3:54 PM Jun 24th from TweetDeck
We also need to "Learn from mistakes", usually we don't bue we really need to. To get better at our estimates.3:52 PM Jun 24th from TweetDeck
What can to do to make our estimates better? Well one thing is COMMUNICATE MORE!3:49 PM Jun 24th from TweetDeck
We forget "stuff".... that's another reason why our estimations are often wrong. (standing meetings, vacations, time off)3:44 PM Jun 24th from TweetDeck
Bad requirements are another reason why our estimations are often wrong.3:42 PM Jun 24th from TweetDeck
Often times were forced into "unknown domains." Because they are unknown ther are harder for us to estimate.3:40 PM Jun 24th from TweetDeck
McConnels Book has a graph called "The cone of uncertainty." It shows the more information you have the better ur estimates will be3:37 PM Jun 24th from TweetDeck

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