I never got around to talking about what my current work do: http://undo.io There was some previous discussion on the topic on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jack.vickeridge/posts/10103938681712440

What is a Time Travel Debugger

It records everything that happens in a program's execution, so you can step backwards as well as forwards, or rewind ( Read more... )

The exact combination of jobs advertised varies over time, but work are looking to hire junior, intermediate and senior software engineers and (I think) testers ( Read more... )

Work are contracting out some UI work. Basically, there's a fairly good idea of what features are needed, but are investigating the possibility of handing off the work of what different screens there are, what options on each screen, etc, etc to someone else ( Read more... )

On Friday, I turned the internet off (well, just my main sources of procrastination) while I was working. I immediately felt massively better. I've kept it up for two days now with reasonable success -- can I keep it going ( Read more... )

Work trip to Germany was quite good. The travelling was easy, as was spending three days in the company of people from work (one from my office, one from one of the German offices ( Read more... )

Got drunk ✓
Bought laptop ✓

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We couldn't agree anything so I've just resigned as of now, and am leaving immediately as of this evening! However, we parted very amicably so YAY even though EEK ( Read more... )

I came back to work at home because of the snow. I have to work out of Cambridge and drive home, so if the snow got really bad this afternoon, it'd be really really annoying (or dangerous). Unfortunately, a few years ago, snow was exciting and pretty, but now it's more stressful and annoying ( Read more... )

Wednesday was our work summer outing, which turned out to be very fun. We went an activities centre little sailing like at Mepal. (I unsurprisingly keep a romantic attachment to sailing)

Sometimes such things turn out to be just a bit complicated, and I think it may have been for people who'd never been sailing at all, but I was familiar enough ( Read more... )

The guided busway has reached the King's Hedge's Road entrance to the science park. You can see the concrete tracks stretching away on the west, and slowly creeping east along the abandoned railway behind the houses on King's Hedges Road ( Read more... )