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Analysis techniques exist to help us structure problems.
That’s hardly a radical conclusion or a bold new insight. However, it was driven home to me recently as a consequence of my day job. I’ve been working lately on producing more “developer-friendly” requirements, which in this instance, consist largely of a very detailed feature list and UI [...]

One of the hardest things for many consultants to figure out is when they should not be consulting.
The temptation is obvious and real. I mean, hours spent with a client are hours that you can bill. If an opportunity for additional work comes up, it’s very tempting to take advantage of it and rack up [...]

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I discovered a UI bug today in GMail’s spam reporting capability.
The problem occurs when a spam email has the same subject as an ongoing conversation. GMail then attaches it to that conversation. Normally, to report a spam email that slips past the GMail filter, I go into my Deleted Items, check the message, and select [...]

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