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- what's next? agile in the public sector posted by roo - 25/05/16 at 08:05:48 pm i’ve uploaded some slides i put together recently for a couple of events. i’ve also posted my speaker notes below. many thanks to leisa reichelt and emma gasson for giving me some useful tips and links this week, to alice for the slide template (and, spoilers, for the finale) and to padma gillen for letting me steal his construction metaphor. huge thank yous to the dozens of people whose work i mention below and the hundreds of people who have taught me and influenced me over the past few years. continue reading agile in the public sector… may 25, 2016 | conferences , uncategorized , work | 2 comments -- hidden stress posted by roo - 22/03/15 at 04:03:57 pm i realised last year that i have two very different reactions to stress. the first one – the most common and obvious reaction – is to become visibly and obviously agitated. i start speaking about twice as fast, my voice goes up the best part of an octave, and i become flustered and flushed. visibly and unmistakably stressed. you know what stress looks like. it’s not nice to feel it and it’s not fun to be around. my second stress reaction is quite different. i disengage. i mentally withdraw from things that are getting to me. continue reading hidden stress… march 22, 2015 | life , work | 7 comments -- good product management posted by roo - 13/03/15 at 03:03:25 pm i was asked to give a short talk to some colleagues about product management. i opted to share some brief attempts to define it. this is hard, so i pointed to other people’s attempts. next i shared what i think are the characteristics of good product management. this bit, since it was just my current opinions, was both easy and fun. here are the slides . march 13, 2015 | presentations , work | comments off on good product management -- what skills and technologies would you focus on for the next couple of years? posted by roo - 11/09/14 at 07:09:32 pm here’s my list: digital not it git more than svn javascript over java json more than xml python more than php ruby even more than rails german more than french mandarin more than german kano more than moscow kanban more than scrum kaizen more than perfection agile much more than prince2 in fact, agile rather than any specific methodology inquisitiveness rather than idealism curating more than collecting content design more than seo user needs not requirements user research not instinct making more than writing doing more than talking cloud more than tin data not patents open not closed while there’s value in (some of) the things on the right, i value the things on the left more. suggestions from other lovely people: @fantasticlife: fiddling more than meeting , data more than software , people more than machines @jukesie: agile not agile @msaunby: gpu more than cpu @frankieroberto: postgres not mysql , offline-first not native app matt edgar has a list john willshire has an entire book about making things people want > making people want things september 11, 2014 | tech | comments off on what skills and technologies would you focus on for the next couple of years? -- blinkytape bike indicators posted by roo - 22/08/14 at 03:08:31 pm i made a bike light indicator system out of a blinkytape , a powermonkey rechargeable battery and some loom bands . it starts off with the central front leds lit up bright white, and pressing the button on the blinkytape switches between steads/left/right indicator modes. the powermonkey is a simple little 5v rechargeable battery, with a variety of adaptors for charging various phones etc. it makes an ideal portable power source for the blinkytape. here’s a video of it in action. and i’ve put the source code online too. i’ve also been experimenting with using the blinkytape patternpaint app to do some light painting. lots more fun to have here. august 22, 2014 | fun , hacks , i made this | 2 comments -- posting as holden caulfield on secret posted by roo - 01/08/14 at 09:08:36 pm i finally found a way to make secret less boring. i spent a week posting and responding to comments using carefully selected quotes from holden caulfield . i gave each one the same background (crimson denim) and i dropped the initial capital on each one in an effort to make the quotes slightly less formal. catcher in the rye is a classic, and full of brilliant angst ridden quotes that are indistinguishable from most of what’s on secret anyway. finding relevant quotes to use in replies was fun. sometimes it worked better than others. some that i expected to work really well didn’t get any replies at all. i expect i need more friends using secret to make this work really well. i gradually started to use more obvious quotes and eventually got spotted. i had lots of replies from people who seemed to take them at face value though. and unless you knew the book well, why wouldn’t you? one anonymous friend was horrified at holden’s use of english. holden’s attitude to women and sex isn’t all that great, let’s be honest. i’m glad someone called him on it in the comments. august 1, 2014 | culture , fun , i made this | 2 comments -- custom ksp controller and display posted by roo - 01/08/14 at 08:08:54 pm here’s my custom controller and display for kerbal space program . last year, after seeing this custom controller , i was suitably inspired. i wanted to build a simple physical device to control launch/stage, throttle, landing gear, lights, and maybe some custom stages. i knocked up a quick hack just to get a feel for how well it worked, using cardboard, a handful of switches i already had lying around, and a teensy development board which can act as a usb keyboard. using a simple controller with physical switches and buttons as alternatives to keyboard keys was fun to use, but i was soon annoyed every time my hands had to go across to the keyboard – and especially the mouse – when checking things like radar altimeter, periapsis, time to apoapsis etc. i soon wanted not just switches but screens and dials i could glance at. i especially knew i needed a physical radar altimeter. (landing safely is hard!) what i needed was a way to get the data out of ksp. ideally, i thought, someone would have written a ksp plugin to give me easy access to live data about velocity, altitude, fuel levels, periapsis apoapsis, time to periapsis and apoapsis, height from terrain, velocity, surface speed, vertical speed, sensor data etc. ideally something simple, lightweight, readable by a hacky little program that could pass the data on through usb serial to the controller. i was really looking for a csv or json plugin for ksp. it took a bit of digging to find it, and i feared i might have to write it, but i was delighted to find the telemachus plugin which adds a nice simple json api to ksp and has a fully featured web interface built on that api. i don’t use the web interface but the json api is great. getting live data out of ksp and into ruby was a nice moment. now i had an approach that i knew would work, i started putting together a wishlist of parts and putting together a simple paper prototype; a rough sketch of what components i wanted where. having seen various voltmeter clock projects i knew i wanted to use an analog output on an arduino to have it display live data about altitude, fuel, velocity etc. so i started playing with lcd screens and voltmeters to work out how to display different things simultaneously. next i went shopping for a good range of switches a higher fidelity prototype came next, with holes punched in the cardboard where i thought the switches screens and meters needed to be. at this stage, i learned a lot about what felt comfortable, and moved a few things around. starting to put it all together. the displays all go in to the base feels satisfying already testing the displays preparing to drill the holes drilled and dremelled everything in place source code teensy code for creating key presses from swit

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