Posts from ‘May, 2008’

Today (actually yesterday, but adcom was lagging) was another “deadline”. I was notified, again, that the waitlist for the Berkeley Haas School of Business MBA has decided to keep me on the waitlist. They did say they booted “many” people off the waitlist and rejected them last week, which I guess means my chances have [...]

I’m very excited about the announced TeamCity 4.0 roadmap. The most interesting item is:
Ability to divide a single build procedure into several parts/builds that can be run on different agents both in sequence or in parallel. Ability to use the same set of sources in all of them
This is a really big deal. When build [...]

This is somewhat old news, but I never shared it so I figured now is as good a time as any, considering that I may know the decision in the next 24-48 hours. In January I applied to the Stanford and Berkeley MBA programs. While I got interviews at both, I ultimately was denied admission [...]

An interview I did last Friday about my company’s new product launch, Reality Load XF, was published this morning. Pretty cool! If you’re in the market for load testing, check it out.

I’m fully switched over from MovableType to WordPress. First, for those curious: I am not switching because I have a problem with MovableType. I merely switched because I’d heard good things about WordPress and wanted to try it out. So if you’re looking for validation of one being better than the other, you won’t find [...]