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I Will Be Writing on These Two Blogs..

Wednesday, February 18th, 2009

My activity on this blog is low and it will remain so.
I am going to be writing actively on these two blogs though:
Minimum Noise Blog and The Vertical Slice.

See you over there!

Minimum Noise

Tuesday, December 23rd, 2008

We have just launched the site www.minimumnoise.com where you can crowdsource your music production.
This means that if you have a song that lacks a bassline or that special vocal, you can now have someone else make it for you. Or, if you have talents in a special area, you can make money by creating that for other artists.
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I am really excited about this and I hope that it will become a valuable tool to musicians around the world. Also, I am hoping that it will help me with my own musical experiments which could really need some help from talented people :)

Merry Christmas and happy new year to all of you!

Business of Software

Sunday, August 24th, 2008

I’ll be at Business of Software in Boston, September 3- 4. Hope to see you there!

I am on the BoS Crowdvine network. Is there such a thing as enough social networks?

Talk on Concurrency

Wednesday, January 2nd, 2008

I will be giving a talk on concurrency on Wednesday the 9th of January. It will be in the fabulous PeopleGroup building in central Copenhagen. So if you’re around (and understand Danish), there are still seats left.
More info

Support Nørrebro Bryghus!

Thursday, November 22nd, 2007

This is usually not a place for politics and local stuff. But I will make an exception.
If you’re in Denmark, you should support Nørrebro Bryghus by buying their excellent beer. They are in a conflict with 3F which, in my opinion, belongs in a different century. Read about the case here.

Let’s Make it Generic

Sunday, November 4th, 2007

Talented programmers have the ability to redefine problems - in more general terms and in particular, in simpler terms. There is always a better and more generic solution which is almost always more interesting to create and possibly a good investment as well. Making a piece of software more generic is tempting to programmers. But it isn’t free.

The Genericity Scale

Read my text about the genericity scale on The Vertical Slice.

Lean Software Development Workshop

Thursday, August 9th, 2007

In September, BestBrains is arranging a second workshop on Lean Software Development with Mary and Tom Poppendieck. I attended the workshop in April and I highly recommend it to anybody with any interest in processes and management in general and software development in particular. If you like the agile methodologies, you will find that Lean has a lot of similarities - take a look at this article.

Discreet Reminder is now a procrastination tool

Sunday, June 10th, 2007

Version 1.1 of Discreet Reminder is out. The new version features conditional reminders that will only trigger if a given application is active. This means that you can make reminders that nag you every 20 minutes you have been surfing or playing a game or anything else that you probably shouldn’t be spending your time doing..

mitkbh

Sunday, May 6th, 2007

mitkbh.dk is a Danish web2.0 site about Copenhagen. While there is a fair share of sites reviewing Copenhagen places and events, I think this one could excel to become one of the better. So if you live in Copenhagen, go do your web2.0 duty and write about your favourite places!

Mushi Music

Monday, March 26th, 2007

Mushi has finally released his new album Unfairytales. I have been listening to Trivial Decay for weeks now on MySpace, so it’s good to finally be able to get it on my stereo :) It’s a great album man, congrats on the release!

Oh, and in other music news, check out Analogik too, very unusual combinations but great music.

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