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digitalWestie
14y ago
I'm surprised at how small the working group is.
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digitalWestie
14y ago
Do you mean the balance of time you spend on the projects ? Or a balance of playing with new-tech versus building something useful ?
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Cleanweb keeps growing: new branch in Scotland
(cleanweb.org.uk)
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Stop The Cyborgs.org: The official blog of the pro-human movement
(stopthecyborgs.org)
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digitalWestie
14y ago
I see this as an argument for testing, but not necessarily TDD. Why have the two become so intertwined?
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digitalWestie
14y ago
So what's the advice here, try harder at getting better?
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digitalWestie
14y ago
yup- that's what the voting system is for
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digitalWestie
14y ago
If people knew how to drive efficiently they'd use gears to do this and only use brakes to stop. Just sayin'
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digitalWestie
14y ago
Good point here, we don't hear enough about the "Intrapreneurs"
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UI Trends: Analysis of 22 iPhone and iPad apps
(virginiavila.com)
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Camouflage from Computer Vision
(cvdazzle.com)
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digitalWestie
14y ago
In the article the writer references "Europeans" - I wonder if they are Western Europeans or otherwise?
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digitalWestie
14y ago
I think you have to define scope though. MySpace isn't the definition of success but I don't know if it's the definition of failure either...
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digitalWestie
14y ago
Did the Norwegians take back the Shetlands ? nice visuals tho
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digitalWestie
14y ago
oh, didn't see your comment - I was wondering the same!
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digitalWestie
14y ago
Surprises me when I've seen this question that nobody brings up the topic of non-native English speakers. The Scandinavian, German, Italian, Polish, Gaelic, etc eventually stopped speaking their own language and took up English. Presumably
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I'm running a Ruby on Rails course at Google Campus London (May 2013)
(buildgreatthings.co.uk)
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digitalWestie
14y ago
Wasn't there a poll on this? (I'm male btw)
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digitalWestie
14y ago
Yes, exactly this. I didn't intend for my comment to be read as saying we can now forget about positive effect of wealth.
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14y ago
I see what they are saying but I don't understand their conclusion that we should focus our effort on increasing wealth. So as a result of these findings we see that as wealth rises so does happiness... but the thing is the graph becomes lo
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digitalWestie
14y ago
if you liked this post I'd recommend reading Prosperity without Growth - http://www.sd-commission.org.uk/publications.php?id=914
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14y ago
this, everything in moderation son.
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14y ago
If you, unlike most, don't believe modernity = progress history I'd recommend you read Ishmael. Great story which explores the cultural and environmental effect of leaving our hunter-gatherer lifestyle behind.
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14y ago
I agree with everything said here - maybe apart from the points about demographics. We know Varsavsky was referring to Western Europe. In any case, I don't think it's such a bad thing to ignore differences for a moment and do a bit of gene
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14y ago
What kind of elitism do you mean?
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14y ago
this has me fascinated. How are you getting on with it?
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14y ago
We need workers to transition to becoming owners or capitalists. Technology now allows us to control the means of production much more cheaply than ever before. Example: self-publishing It's time our educational system reflected that.
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With this methodology I think there is significant weight going for departments with long running courses. Whilst it's likely that departments with a good history will be good now I think there should be more historical weighting for data p
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14y ago
Don't do this thinking you're going to make money.
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14y ago
As a Brit, I found this a fascinating read as I got to learn more about two cultures. Also interesting as I'm travelling around the US at the moment.
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