Phil Cummins

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@DavidSHolz Your opposing side may be saying exactly the same thing which results in escalating tension

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@spencerc99 Super inspirational, congratulations, I love it ☺️

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@Wattenberger Have you visited dynamicland?

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@abidaker I think the comment says more about their state of mind than it does about your work, I really liked your biro drawing of Manchester ☺️

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@RaiseSkiing How are dates decided? I would vote for dates I’m back in the lakes

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@molleindustria I think you changed the url again

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@rsnous Wonderful. A force graph with parts of the project crawling across the page as their social groups change

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@AlexGutierrezV7 @riptari @guardian With a name like Extremadura I am sort of surprised there is even a train

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@theaninova @theaninova here is a version if you would like to try:
https://t.co/SgCpfE9f2w

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@theaninova I liked your Pacer review and would like you to try a small hovercar race game i've been working on for the past couple of weeks. Let me know if you're interested :)

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@molleindustria What books have you enjoyed recently?

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@molleindustria yes it's https://t.co/QLovwHmQWp for anyone from the future
Paolo you're a legend

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@molleindustria ah i think it's https://t.co/CTjUyfQNtL

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@samnewman I really liked the part on shared static data in Building Microservices. I have written about how we applied it at Wise and used DDD aggregates to depend on behaviour instead of the data itself

https://t.co/6pkvs98UgD

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@samnewman I really liked the part on shared static data in Building Microservices. I have written about how we applied it at Wise and used DDD aggregates to depend on behaviour instead of the data itself

https://t.co/6pkvs98UgD

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@olebegemann thanks for posting about sanitizing GPX files for public sharing :)

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@HicksCBER @ryancbriggs @MaxCRoser Sorry I can only share a citation of this paper though because it would cost me $42 for me to read it!!

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@HicksCBER @ryancbriggs @MaxCRoser From UNEP’s paper called Global Material Flows and Resource Productivity: Forty Years of Evidence

[Phil Cummins @prhcummins]

@HicksCBER @ryancbriggs @MaxCRoser Hi Michael, I like the optimism and am interested to learn more. From 1990 to 2007, as GDP grew in high-income countries, so did their global material footprints. And not just by a little bit: the US and the UK both saw their footprints grow by more than 30% over that period;