tranchebald

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by tranchebald 1y ago
Software is a bit unique in that the vouching process is really worth nothing at all. A licensed structural engineer, attorney, or doctor has professional liability for acts of negligence and malfeasance. The last time I checked, most comme
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by tranchebald 1y ago
I agree that this probably says a lot more about the lack of value these meetings provide the attendees. I’ve been to enough where the organizer will stall and small talk to stretch them out to the scheduled time that I know some people are
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by tranchebald 1y ago
You come across as a massive hater. Maybe it’s a cultural thing. Do you actually have employees?
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by tranchebald 1y ago
I’m not seeing a lot of discussion about verification or a stronger quality control process anywhere in the comments here. Is that some kind of unsolvable problem for software? I think if the standard of practice is to use author reputation
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by tranchebald 1y ago
The Stasi were communist. Maybe you want to say “authoritarian”?
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by tranchebald 1y ago
Imagine a world where if experts didn’t spend hundreds of hours learning the non transferable skills of VBA macros and Power-Noun integrations, but rather they spent the much less time developing a basic understanding of scripting and promp
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by tranchebald 1y ago
Yes. Make them a front end to project database you pay someone to host. There is one source of truth for the whole team, front ends are tailored to design disciplines, and development branches are created as needed. This is an obvious produ