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class MyRequest(val id: String, val email: String, val isEnabled: Boolean)

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public class MyRequest {
    private String id;
    private String email;
    private boolean enabled;

    public MyRequest(String id, String email, boolean enabled) {
        this.id = id;
        this.email = email;
        this.enabled = enabled;
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Background

"It's one of the various dimension of regression testing: across environments, rather than through time, or across code revisions. It's something I've already started doing with Blah: comparing a, b, and c versions in the way they respond to particular inputs, attempting to diff the metrics, the generated outputs. I guess this might provide a higher level or more structured way of defining what is tested, managing the cluster, reconciling the diffs etc.

You almost need a new DSL to describe the features of a system, the various exposed endpoints/outputs, and define a differ for each, one that's able to turn the diffs into prioritised blahs (which could be sitecode changes, regressions, env changes, noise). It could then be run against other systems across each change-dimension. Each blah could then be tagged (closed, resolved) with either a Git commit, a JIRA ticket, or an explanatory. 3D reg testing, perhaps."

Goal

Represent software changes in multiple dimensions (use matrices!). Goal

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Labour needs to be more radical on high pay and low pay @ http://www.newstatesman.com/blogs/the-staggers/2012/01/minimum-wage-low-pay-economic
Posted by Andrew Harrop - 10 January 2012 15:39
Miliband should should promise to link the minimum wage to a new top pay index.


FTSE 100 directors awarded themselves an average pay rise of 49 per cent last year. Photograph: Getty Images.
When FTSE directors awarded themselves an average pay rise of 49 per cent the die was cast. Even the Conservatives had to concede to action. But this weekend, as the political parties scrambled to out-tough each other on boardroom pay, the net was spread narrowly. It was FTSE boardrooms, not top-earners more generally, who were the political lightening-rod. Good politics perhaps, but not enough to herald a better, fairer capitalism. Next Saturday's Fabian New Year Conference, 'The Economic Alternative' will be asking what it will take to build a responsible economy. Action on pay is part of the answer.

The left needs to take this we

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Ed Miliband must trust his instincts and stand up for real change @ http://www.newstatesman.com/uk-politics/2012/01/labour-change-economy-miliband
Maurice Glasman
Published 05 January 2012

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If Ed Miliband is to seize the initiative in 2012, this has to be a year of surprises. He should jettison Labour orthodoxy, reach out to people and grasp the ideas that will reverse the national decline.

On the face of it, these look like bad times for Labour and for Ed Miliband's leadership. There seems to be no strategy, no narrative and little energy. Old faces from the Brown era still dominate the shadow cabinet and they seem stuck in defending Labour's record in all the wrong ways - we didn't spend too much money, we'll cut less fast and less far, but we can't tell you how.

Labour is apparently pursuing a sectional agenda based on the idea that disaffected Liberal Democrats and public-sector employees will give Labour a majority next time around. But we have not won, a

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Why I think we need more politicians like Ed @ http://www.newstatesman.com/blogs/the-staggers/2012/01/miliband-government-interests

Posted by Andy Slaughter - 09 January 2012 14:08
Miliband has not blinked in the face of vested interests when they stand in the way of progress.


Labour leader Ed Miliband. Photograph: Getty Images.
A newscycle focussed on the short-term is a disincentive for politicians to look any further than scoring as many points as possible in the days, even hours, ahead. Breaking news, Twitter; a constant stream of reaction and counter-reaction leave little time for analysis or original thought. The Westminster version of this is PMQs. Good political theatre, proof that the protagonists have quick wits or quick-witted gag writers, but it does nothing to identify the vision or leadership that will define the nation's choice at the next election.

Leaders need to have foresight and ambitious goals, especially now, post-financial crisis, when it is no longer business as usual. We are facin

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