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Comments on the paper ‘Strategic management of the triple constraint trade-off dynamics - a polarity management approach’ by Wyngaard, Pretorius and Pretorius

Review of ‘Sustainable Hedonism: A Thriving Life that Does Not Cost the Earth’ by Orsolya Lelkes

A visiting to the FUGAKU supercomputer at the RIKEN center for computational science in Kobe

Communities of Practice and moving the blog post to Hugo

Mapping twitter connections to find different networks

We have been using CppUnit for many years and have a large set of tests in CppUnit and so wanted to continue using the CppUnit framework while using QtCreator as the IDE.

Shinzo Abe, Japan’s Prime Minister, has announced that Japan needs a more flexible working style without the ridiculously long hours that prevent many women from working. This is a very laudable goal and something that Japan will need in the face of a shrinking population and many in the younger generation that seem reluctant to devote their lives to the company.

Packt asked me to review another book for them; this time on Review Board. “Getting Started With Review Board” by Sandeep Rawat. Maybe they didn’t actually read my previous review of the QtCreator book.

Packt sent me a copy of their new book on using Qt-Creator “Application Development with Qt-Creator” by Ray Rischpater. It is very clearly targeted at beginners and anyone with experience of other IDEs would probably find it too light.

ReviewBoard is a great free code review tool which we have been using for several years now. We run it on a Redhat server and it is connected to our Subversion repository.