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Picking off

Sometimes I go months without posting. You may think I spend that time reading or working. But it is mostly spent in total inertia.
I had three very vivid dreams last night, right between the hours I lay awake thinking about how to make bombs from fertilizer and my relentless alarm clock. In the first [...]

10.02.2005 8:03 am : Random : No Comments

Your School Hates You

Is UML past its sell-by date?
In other words, UML is a bit like SQL–useful as a lowest common denominator but you shouldn’t expect much more of it. Indeed, the length of time that version 2.0 is taking suggests that UML is falling into the trap that has categorised all long-lived standards: too little, too [...]

10.02.2005 7:46 am : Code : No Comments

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