AlanClifford

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by AlanClifford 9mo ago
“If you don’t get the requirements right, it doesn’t matter how well you execute the rest of the project.”—Karl Wiegers, Ten Cosmic Truths About Software Requirements Every word Karl writes is gold. That man knows more about Requirements En
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by AlanClifford 10mo ago
Walking in wooded areas twice daily allowed me to get my bipolar type 2 under control. Much better and quicker than meds or therapy.
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by AlanClifford 11mo ago
If it is accurate and valuable, I don't care who wrote it.
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by AlanClifford 1y ago
I use both Grammarly and ChatGPT multiple times every day. They are different tools. Grammarly proofreads and edits existing text. ChatGPT creates text from a prompt. Grammarly often finds minor grammatical errors in ChatGPT-generated text.
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by AlanClifford 1y ago
AI will reshape software engineering, but it won’t eliminate it. The boring stuff, such as coding, routine QA, and documentation, is bounded and pattern-heavy, so AI will eat that first. The real bottleneck has never been typing. It’s figur
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by AlanClifford 1y ago
Although there is lots of hype, vibe-coding isn't a marketing gimmick—it's just continuing the trend we've always followed: moving to higher levels of abstraction. Like going from assembler to C made life better by letting us
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by AlanClifford 2y ago
“They can’t buy from you until they are in your store.” Unless you have a long list of eager clients, an initial meeting is about selling your expertise rather than assessing the client. For many potential customers, especially those on th
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Fret: Formal Requirements Elicitation Tool v3.0(github.com)
1 points by AlanClifford 3y ago|1 comments
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by AlanClifford 3y ago
FRET was developed by the NASA Ames Research Center to specify safety-critical applications whose failure could result in loss of life, significant property damage, or environmental harm. However, since it is open-source software, FRET is