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New article posted: Risk And Reward In Development Projects http://bit.ly/5GIlqV 3:23 AM Nov 25th from AddToAny
Zuhlke is hosting a special XtC event next Tuesday, Luke Hohmann's Innovation Games. See http://bit.ly/4nPMxa 7:14 AM Nov 12th from web
There are still places at XP Day London 2009. Register here http://booking.xpday.org/re... 2:24 AM Nov 9th from web
Here is the almost-but-not-quite-final programme for XP Day London 2008 http://xpday.org/programme 2:20 PM Oct 19th from web
@fausboll Or rather: people who know what they are doing do what Agile tells you to do without being told. 5:25 AM Oct 6th from web in reply to fausboll
XP Day London committee meeting last night. First cut at the programmed session looks quite interesting. Register here http://bit.ly/23sfaa 1:57 AM Sep 12th from web
@GeePawHill The prototypical British bedsit isn't even an apartment: communal dining room and bathroom. These days bedsit~=studio apt 12:17 AM Aug 27th from web in reply to GeePawHill
I note with interest that Hungarian keyboards are the first I've seen with '0' in the sensible place: to the left of '1' 3:00 PM Aug 25th from web
I can now play against GnuGo on my Touch Pro 2 (thanks to http://vieka.com/gnugo/). The commute will no longer be wasted time. 3:35 PM Aug 15th from web
@GeePawHill season 1 of that kind of show always is clunky—lots of exposition of the ostensive subject. Later: high-class soap, very smooth 3:31 PM Aug 15th from web in reply to GeePawHill
@flowchainsensei For Smalltalk to have had a demise would mean that it is dead, which it isn't. Primed for a comeback, I'd almost say. 12:43 PM Aug 15th from web in reply to flowchainsensei
@flowchainsensei I'm guessing that you know that the answer is "about 40 year ago" :) 1:23 AM Aug 15th from Mixero in reply to flowchainsensei
@softqual @GeePawHill I once filled an entire CD (remember those?) with different version of The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face for my ex 2:11 PM Aug 14th from Mixero
@silvercatalyst I'm missing some context. What did you think was the opposite? 2:02 PM Aug 14th from Twitterrific in reply to silvercatalyst
@cammerman Did not Alan Kay say that when he invented the term "object oriented" he did not have C++ in mind? (or something like that) 10:12 AM Aug 14th from web in reply to cammerman
@agilemanager borrowing to invest in improving capabilities is fine. Taking on tech. debt feels like borrowing to cover your running costs. 9:57 AM Aug 14th from web in reply to agilemanager
@cammerman "static" (a la Java) also a sign of lack of intestinal fortitude by language designers: the classes are not regular objects 9:53 AM Aug 14th from web in reply to cammerman
@ComputerWeekly I'm in the UK and I write an IT blog. 7:55 AM Aug 14th from web in reply to ComputerWeekly
@KentBeck Amateurs borrow, professionals steal. Which list? 6:41 AM Aug 14th from web in reply to KentBeck
@markhneedham @MarkDalgarno regular debt is expensive but can be a useful tool. Technical debt is certainly expensive, can it be useful? 4:52 AM Aug 14th from web in reply to markhneedham

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Name Keith Braithwaite
Location London
Web http://peripateti...
Bio Never knowingly succumbed to the tyranny of positive thinking

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