Why? You wont exchange for fiat even then.

Relieved. Read nostriches first.

Interesting idea

Now I worry that I have some foul eggs in my subscription basket which only others can smell but I cannot.

Yeah, nobody was fired for buying IBM…

I often argue from the security angle: closed source is security by obscurity. Well-chosen open source libraries are clearly better off.

I have the advantage that we develop custom software. Normally the problem we solve wasn‘t solved already or the licenses are very expensive. So the customer mostly doesn‘t care what tech we use.

I‘m more often challenged over the choice whether a standard software should be used or a custom solution is needed.

The optimistic approach to those questions: we all became more intelligent. So the Gauss middleground now contains more people than 80 years ago.

You could post it encrypted.

Yes

Let‘s see what comes to mind first:

- LotR

- Clean Code, Clean Coder

- Das Kapital im 21. Jahrhundert

- Harry Potter

- Thinking slow and fast

- Name of the Rose

- Lustiges Taschenbuch (does this count?)

- Führen, leisten, leben

- Durch die Wüste

- Die Säulen der Erde

- Black Swan

Could it be that ChatGPT answer quality was at its peak a year ago because as soon as something is good enough capitalism kicks in and they press more users on the same amount of CPU/RAM to maximize profit? So another company must come and actually do something better?

Found a #rails gem: https://github.com/BaseSecrete/active_hashcash

Trying it on a real world project.

From what Damus feeds me I cannot rid the impression, that the amount of nostr software increases rapidly.

Donde esta la zapateria?

What percent of project budget do you typically allocate to writing those business scenarios?

I rediscovered my interest for BDD with the rise of ChatGPT. The long road to „AI“-supported coding must include good and executable specs somewhere, I believe. We‘ll be in an undebuggable mess otherwise.

This chart could be a good example for https://callingbullshit.org/

The range has been selected so that it looks like there was a plateau.

I love the example about how time does not pass:

1. Are they written as end-to-end tests?

2. Let‘s say using Selenium?

3. What‘s the abstraction level in practice? Is it „when I click button X…“ or is it „when a salesperson creates a discounted offer“?

Please tell me when I ask to much.

Do you outsource the programming work? Or are the Gherkin specs used in house?

What is AC?

I‘d like to start using Cucumber in the context of domain driven design. My problem is that the initial design phase of projects never leaves space for this budget-wise. While I learned in engineering school that 10% of the project budget is to be allocated for an architectural prototype, the situation on our agency projects is completely different. It starts from selling the shiny thing and then underpinning the business logic in a move-fast-break-things manner. We are at least disciplined enough to have 100% unit-test coverage. But how do I make a proper argument for long-living domain logic tests which are readable for the business side and serve as a discussion base for business model design changes?

I just listened to Joe Rogan #2109 with Abigail Shrier. Then I felt the sudden urge to listen to „Skills in Pills“ by Lindemann. I have a new angle to this song now: „All the left is right“