davidhussman
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@ only the people still playing albums, like you and me.
about 14 hours ago
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Looking for a cheap, cool conference, check out Redesigning Agility: - we'll further connect of design & agility
5:19 PM Dec 2nd
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Mpls practical agility meeting tonight was excellent. Good content and real discussion.
11:26 PM Dec 1st
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Stoked for Thanksgiving, the best US holiday. Holiday hype is replaced with a good meal, hang time w/ family, and time spent being thankful.
7:29 AM Nov 26th
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Enjoyed presenting at . Honored to hang w/remarkable individuals bonded around helping others and fostering meaningful change.
3:35 PM Nov 19th
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@ try this:
6:34 PM Nov 15th
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For people in my session yesterday at , the cool testing discussions I mentioned are happening on aa-ftt@yahoogroups.com
5:25 AM Nov 14th
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If you work for Harley and you are at in Chicago, please look me up.
5:23 AM Nov 14th
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Great time at ; stoked to hear questioning of agile methods and the flow of dogma free agility; thanks to anyone who questioned me!
10:48 AM Nov 12th
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RT @ @ "This is Your Brain on Music" -- linking music evolution and neuroscience. Review of film at
4:01 AM Nov 12th
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Nice delineation of testing by Joshua K at : programmer tests-customer tests-my
mgmt tests.
7:08 AM Nov 10th
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Spent the day building robots with my 6 year old daughter. Being 6 (or simply pretending to be in my case) is excellent!
4:51 PM Nov 8th
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RT @: Music Improves Brain Function:
9:39 AM Nov 7th
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If you find the same problem everywhere you go, you may be the problem.
9:38 AM Nov 7th
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@ I should have been clearer. I meant testing with the actual users or potential users.
5:05 PM Nov 5th
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@ with real world end users, not just the delivery team?
2:35 PM Nov 5th
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I am truly curious about the value of usability studies done against something other than real product (generated from actual code).
11:38 AM Nov 5th
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RT @: If you don't know where you are going, it's easy to iteratively not get there.
4:08 PM Nov 3rd
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If you don't know where you are going, it's easy to iteratively nor get there.
3:40 PM Nov 3rd
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@ I did not say it was "my" windows machine - I live in both worlds these days.
2:22 PM Nov 3rd
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