Author: mcherm
Ben Northrop
wrote
to complain that story points are not accurate. They don't (always) map
linearly to hours spent, so adding up story points over a large project
won't accurately give hours for the project. In the spirit of
expressing controversial
opinions, I will agree, and
explain why I think …
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Posted Thu 30 August 2012
by mcherm
in Programming
Suppose you wanted to
build a tool for
anonymously capturing the websites that a user visited and keeping a
record of the public sites while keeping the users completely anonymous
so their browsing history could not be determined. One of the most
difficult challenges would be finding a way to …
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Posted Mon 12 March 2012
by mcherm
in Programming
Suppose you were
building a tool
integrated with web
browsers
to anonymously capture the (public) websites that a user visited and
store them to a P2P network shared by the users of this tool. What would
the requirements be for this storage P2P network?
There are many different
types of …
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Posted Sat 10 March 2012
by mcherm
in Programming
Suppose you were
building
a tool for anonymously capture the (public) websites that a user
visited. What would the UI requirements be?
The basic experience would be a perfectly normal browsing experience:
users would launch their favorite web browser normally, would browse
around the web normally and everything would "just …
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Posted Mon 05 March 2012
by mcherm
in Programming
Do you remember Google Web Accelerator? The idea was that you downloaded
all your pages through Google's servers. For content that was static,
Google could just load it once, then cache it and serve up the same page
to every user. The advantage to the user was that they got …
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Posted Sun 04 March 2012
by mcherm
in Programming