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posted an entry on the 'bee log

Super Models, Part 2: Avoid Mutators

6 hours ago - Link

posted a message on Twitter

“@colin_jack More is coming (however slowly). I'm feeling the crushing weight of startup right now.”

6 hours ago - Link

published photos on Flickr

12 hours ago - Link

posted three messages on Twitter

“Didn't take long for internet-induced ADHD to set back in.”

13 hours ago - Link

“Is Gnip the internet event broker we've been waiting for? http://www.gnipcentral.com/”

13 hours ago - Link

“Where have I been? At Lloyd's of Lowville drinking awful coffee, of course. http://flickr.com/photos/larib...”

13 hours ago - Link

posted a message on Twitter

“Time to go play with fireworks and long exposures.”

Friday at 4:04 pm - Link

posted two messages on Twitter

“@agross Send me an email firstname@lastname.com”

June 30 at 6:08 am - Link

“Fresh meat for the grinder.”

June 30 at 6:07 am - Link

posted a message on Twitter

“@sbellware Ruby is totally weird.”

June 27 at 9:26 pm - Link

posted three messages on Twitter

“The Dr. Who theme song gets me wicked jazzed up. It's, like, my fight song.”

June 27 at 5:03 pm - Link

“Hey! You can follow me on twitter at twitter.com/laribee.”

June 27 at 4:24 pm - Link

“Fancy Feast Beef Feast In Gravy looks... delicious... I am tempted.”

June 27 at 4:20 pm - Link

posted two messages on Twitter

“It would be nice to be able to block tweets from certain applications. For example: BrightKite.”

June 27 at 11:48 am - Link

“I like to think of @sbellware as my very own Kyle Gass, which is nice.”

June 27 at 11:46 am - Link

posted three messages on Twitter

“@jtoto +5 for word choice: defenestrate. When you have to rant, you might as well rant erudite.”

June 27 at 6:47 am - Link

“Jello for breakfast.”

June 27 at 6:22 am - Link

“Little brother died playing at the dump today. Found a new toy and held it up proud, then it blew him to bits.”

June 27 at 6:21 am - Link

posted three messages on Twitter

“That was a delicious milkshake. Mmm... tastes like establishment!”

June 26 at 9:48 pm - Link

“Maybe it's OK that there's two developer cultures in the MSFT space.”

June 26 at 9:46 pm - Link

“Twitter should buy Summize. They seem to have track and replies query optimization working A-OK.”

June 26 at 9:37 pm - Link

posted an entry on the 'bee log

"Agile Shop"

June 26 at 7:20 pm - Link

posted two messages on Twitter

“There's no such thing as bad press. I believe it!”

June 26 at 8:00 pm - Link

“Finally broke down and bought the IEEE-1471 paper. 90 bucks for a PDF. Jeez.”

June 26 at 7:06 pm - Link

posted a message on Twitter

“It's 2008 and PDF is the best we can muster as a species. Why?”

June 26 at 11:58 am - Link

posted a message on Twitter

“If I were incarcerated in a prison made entirely of olives, I believe I could chew a tunnel to freedom.”

June 24 at 11:48 pm - Link

posted eight messages on Twitter

“@agilejoe Domains are everywhere. They are the nodes. Resources/controllers and messages/handlers are the edges.”

June 24 at 9:51 pm - Link

“How funny would it be if 100% of twitter's engineering budget was on a monitoring system that automatically turns features off under load?”

June 24 at 9:47 pm - Link

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posted three messages on Twitter

“@chadmyers Oh, cowbell, ha. Stop -- you're making me nostalgic for 2006.”

June 24 at 4:42 pm - Link

“@Avish Second thoughts; DMILF™ is kind of classless. Let's go with DMIWNKOOMB™: Domain Model I Would Not Kick Out Of My Bed. Catchy?”

June 24 at 4:26 pm - Link

“@chadmyers Nominate me for what?”

June 24 at 4:23 pm - Link

posted a message on Twitter

“That's not what I was hoping to hear.”

June 24 at 3:18 pm - Link

posted a message on Twitter

“It's a coding party, Vietnam! Coding with the Viet Cong!”

June 23 at 9:34 pm - Link

posted a message on Twitter

“@gregyoung has the term DDDDⓇ. Fine. Henceforth I'd like you all to know I own the term DMILF™: Domain Model I'd Like To...”

June 23 at 11:59 am - Link

posted a message on Twitter

“@mattpodwysocki How analysis and design interact with product backlog. My knee-jerk reaction on its management approach is still: wacky.”

June 22 at 8:40 pm - Link

posted three messages on Twitter

“Lately I find myself wondering if there aren't a few veins of gold in the FDD claim.”

June 22 at 6:51 pm - Link

“@sbellware Isn't it? In the not-so-distant future the application portfolio and architectures of the lean enterprise will be the mashup.”

June 22 at 6:43 pm - Link

“@bradwilson @sbellware @derickbailey My comment was a bit unclear, I think. I'll try to post something longer this week and holla back.”

June 22 at 6:40 pm - Link

posted six messages on Twitter

“@sbellware sure buy there are two points in there. Not knowing how to employ the practice and over-applying too early.”

June 22 at 3:40 pm - Link

“@sbellware Everyone is a beginner when it comes to a new project/product/domain/company/system/supply chain/your mom.”

June 22 at 2:52 pm - Link

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posted a message on Twitter

“Tip: If you use R# and multiple-test-fixtures-per-file, swap CTRL+N and CTRL+SHIFT+N. Your fingers will thank you.”

June 22 at 12:10 pm - Link

posted two messages on Twitter

“@mfeathers I wonder if those opposed to implicit declaration were also the last to cling to Hungarian notation. Hey! That rhymes!”

June 22 at 6:34 am - Link

“It's quiet, almost _too_ quiet.”

June 22 at 6:23 am - Link

posted a message on Twitter

“My calendar looks like an ugly game of Tetris.”

June 20 at 12:28 pm - Link

posted a message on Twitter

“@derickbailey Cool! More to come...”

June 19 at 9:43 pm - Link

posted a message on Twitter

“If I had my choice of Super Star Destroyer, I'd pick the Whelm for the name alone.”

June 19 at 2:45 pm - Link

posted an entry on the 'bee log

Crunchy Peanut Butter

June 19 at 9:30 am - Link

posted a message on Twitter

“Retraction & Apology: I was misinformed and shot my mouth off about Philly .NET trumping Philly ALT.NET's meeting time. That's not the case.”

June 19 at 8:47 am - Link

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