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My week on Twitter (2010-03-29)

Posted in Twitter on March 29th, 2010 by Martin Schapendonk – Be the first to comment

Haha! RT @basvdzalm: If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur… /via @Boris #
Dagje papa + dochters (1 en 3). Leuke dingen omgeving #utrecht #
@mvzoest Thanks, zijn we al wel eens geweest. Als het droog wil blijven dan liever iets buiten, #bos of #speeltuin ofzo. in reply to mvzoest #
@frank_dorst Ja, leuk idee, straks maar ff tas inpakken en weg. in reply to frank_dorst #
Grrrrr, Oortjespad beperkt open ivm Q-koorts. We zoeken wel een andere speeltuin! #
http://twitpic.com/1b9xnv – Feeding the ducks. #
@frank_dorst Kinderboerderij De Vechtse Hoeve in Maarssen. Bekend adresje, niet te groot, altijd leuk. http://www.devechtsehoeve.nl in reply to frank_dorst #

My week on Twitter (2010-03-22)

Posted in Twitter on March 22nd, 2010 by Martin Schapendonk – Be the first to comment

@jurgenappelo If 70% failure is normal, I guess we shouldn't worry? #sdc2010 in reply to jurgenappelo #
(Dutch) What is wrong with a voting computer? (I commented) http://bit.ly/d4Ar91 #
@jurgenappelo hehe, maybe it also means that "hyperproductivity" in the #scrum sense just means "do not fail anymore" ) in reply to jurgenappelo #
@laurensbonnema Is your house already empty? in reply to laurensbonnema #
Interesting… When to Shift from "Why?" to "How?" http://bit.ly/cNfT8H #
Published… 1602 Pages of Knowledge http://bit.ly/bRDwtP #
@machielg The #kanban is the request. The task board column name is the activity that allows the request to flow. Why is that wrong? in reply to machielg #
@frank_dorst Is it negotiable to decrease quality with 80% ? in reply to frank_dorst #
@machielg #Kanban =card =work request. Activities create flow. Task board is visual representation of requests flowing through activities. in reply to machielg #
@tonb Knock yourself out! Moet ik je mijn rekeningnr geven? #werkgeest in reply to tonb #
@tonb BTW, I enjoyed the coffee and the talk yesterday. Thanks! #
RT @glynlumley: 'Customers have the final say as to the quality of your output' #Scholtes #od #leadership #quote #
@machielg Activities are code & test. Customer pulls work request. Dev codes request, handoff to tester, tester tests, delivery to customer. in reply to machielg #
@machielg The difference is the moment the work starts. Push = before cust request, Pull = after. Compare build to stock or to order. in reply to machielg #
Interesting… Many URL Shorteners Are Slow and Unreliable http://bit.ly/94hjhA #
@machielg It may be hard to imagine, but it's happening.. Have you ever heard "No need to say more – I know just what you want". in reply to machielg #
heeft nog een uurtje plezier van de #werkgeest van @tonb en vindt het dan weekend! #

My week on Twitter (2010-03-15)

Posted in Twitter on March 15th, 2010 by Martin Schapendonk – Be the first to comment

@tonyvanesch Congratulations! Life starts at 40… they say. in reply to tonyvanesch #
new blog on mikkeman.nl: The Balance Between Prevention and Inspection http://bit.ly/a6Rrv4 #
@curiouscat_com I think auto testing only compares to poka-yoke for unit testing? in reply to curiouscat_com #
RT @oukearts: Article (in Dutch) on Business Model Innovation for Large Companies http://bit.ly/bB545W #in #bmg @patrickpijl #
@curiouscat_com hmmm, sounds like a usable definition. Thanks! in reply to curiouscat_com #
RT @curiouscat_com: I think sw testing is poka yoke anywhere it prevents an error from being deployed – unit, integration or whatever else #
@machielg what's the other one? in reply to machielg #
@machielg ah, that sure looks like it. #
RT @omebos: Why it is a sad thing when project are in the IT domain (http://bit.ly/a0DoMO) #Business #development #IT #Project #software #
Meeting @ prospect to discuss new project. Fun! #
In 2 weeks time I will be starting at Reclassering Nederland. Looking forward to it. #in #reclassering #utrecht #
@leune Thanks! Voor mij wordt dit het project met de minste reistijd ooit in reply to leune #
@machielg Rebuilding the backoffice application for the reclassering (programma IRIS). I will pickup the work for migration and conversion. in reply to machielg #
@hmarco Yes, very good news. How did your move went? in reply to hmarco #
Interesting… How to Want Very Little | Zen Habits http://bit.ly/aSZhUh #
Hoe gaaf is dat, een turbojet op je rug! RT @TotherAlistair: me want http://bit.ly/9zkxVA I'll feed it the fuel saved by my Tesla #
Bijleveld op @BNR "Wij sluiten niet de ogen voor alternatieven die de waarborgen in de Kieswet respecteren." #potlood #stemcomputer #
@scrumnl How can I help you combining PRINCE2 and Scrum/Agile? in reply to scrumnl #
@scrumnl See here for real life experiences http://bit.ly/9Oydce (work), http://bit.ly/btNKB6 (colleague), or ask me… in reply to scrumnl #
RT @flowchainsensei: "Efficiency is doing things right; effectiveness is doing the right things" ~ Drucker #
@hansdekker that's a heavy beast! in reply to hansdekker #
@agileholland how was yesterday evening with @unclebobmartin ? #
Interesting… Energized Work | agile in action: Inevitable and avoidable rework http://bit.ly/dzxkAo #
@energizr just read about your workflow in feature/debt/defect cards. What distinguishes a feature from a defect in your situation? #
waar moet dat heen als je directie over #politiek gaat twitteren? @frank_dorst @jvveen #
Interesting… Project Manager Turned Agile Coach – Essential Deprogramming http://bit.ly/d3wYd4 #
@LeanBlog That's 4 tweets in 4 minutes referring to the same blog post (web 2x, twitter tools, twitterfeed). Overkill? in reply to LeanBlog #
There is no "us vs them", there is only "us" RT @omebos: Why IT and Business should work together (http://bit.ly/aI3aFT) #
@energizr The diff between feature and defect looks arbitrary. After all, it's all "work to be done". Who decides mistake or not? Together? in reply to energizr #

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