Month: May 2014

Sometimes it’s fun to take what you know about one area of your life and apply it to others. What would it be like if there was continuous testing for the law? In software engineering, continuous testing is a process that allows you to declare assumptions about the program you’re working on – what happens if you … Continue reading Continuous Testing for Legislation

When you get married, one of the things you start to notice is that everyone thinks their thing is the most important part of the day. The baker thinks the cake is the most important. The dressmaker thinks the same about the dress. The vicar thinks the service is the most important. What they all … Continue reading Statistically, nobody cares

In my writing I use too many bad analogies, like a man with a sack full of potatoes. I bought a raspberry pi. I love the idea and the tech is cool and sometimes the best way to support that kind of work is with the cold hard stuff. So now I have this thing … Continue reading Raspberry pie