Madness, Math and (half) Marathons – and Medium!
I decided that in the rare occurrences where I post non-software articles, that I’d use a blog on Medium and post my attempts at story-telling along with the rest of the world.
My first post is here.
I hope everyone is staying healthy and staying at home as much as you can. While you’re at home, here’s some stuff for you. If you’re reading on Friday, The Arnold Strongman Classic event is currently live on youtube – I just watched a woman throw a 40lb bag over a 15-foot bar and it…
Inspired by Tim Ferris, and more recently, Marcus Purvis (Five Share Friday), I too am going to start sharing five interesting-to-me ideas or links every Friday. Until/unless I forget. Here goes this week’s list. I’ve been reading a lot (a LOT) of management books recently. Last week, I completed Debugging Teams, and recommend it. I found…
Yes – it’s more of Brent and Alan yelling at each other. But this time, Brent says that he, “hates the Agile Manifesto”. I also talk about my trip to Florida, and we discuss estimation and planning and a bunch of other stuff. Subscribe to the ABTesting Podcast! Subscribe via RSS Subscribe via iTunes
Just a heads up that I’ll probably take next Friday off from posting so I can play Starfield sleep all day. This week has been full of …stuff, but once again, here are a few things I found interesting. And that is that for another week. Hope you found something interesting, and I’ll see you…
A month or two back, Amazon began sharing BookScan information with authors. I can now see how many copies of How We Test Software at Microsoft are selling (US only, and Nielsen BookScan only tracks the large-ish book sellers) – but it’s still sort of cool. I can’t help but wonder who in Houston bought…
More random stuff I enjoyed this interview with Lee Atchison – particularly check out his answer regarding DevOps Joel Montvelisky wrote a nice article on Focusing More on Quality and Less on Testing Mike Cohn is one of my heroes – and he’s giving a free webinar on Tuesday So…Microsoft has an “open source hub”…