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Comment Re:40% better (Score 2) 207

"Better" means releasing more value per iteration, even though we don't tell you what value is produced by the feature requests. So we'll size everything a 1. Oh it's not a 1? Must break it down so it can be completed in one day. Let's create a definition of ready. Fully-spec'd. Have as many meetings as necessary until it is fully defined. You can't start on it until previous phase is done. Once you complete your phase, it goes to the next. There's no backwards movement. Why are you moaning "waterfall"? What does that even mean?

Comment Security vs Flow (Score 1) 18

Security and value delivery are always at odds. Never been somewhere security accepted the challenge and responsibility of making sure employees in the value pipeline are not slowed down. Everyone here has endless stories of the same. I use 3 AIs at work, none are authorized. They're a paradigm shift, but just tools. Fortunately work for great company with a lot of smart insightful tech leaders who get it.

Comment Pulling away from gate should be a delay (Score 2) 77

Also stop allowing airlines to count pulling away from the gate as a timely departure. Too many times have been held captive for hours in the plane within sight of the gate I just left. Some of those times they would take my half-full plane and a couple hours into waiting, lots more passengers would walk in and fill it up. Suddenly the delay would end and we would take off.

Comment Re:My favorite part (Score 1) 64

It seems impossible to have no documentation because none was created. Never worked for them but did avionics in US Navy. Separate paperwork for several different steps, including the tech doing the work and the senior tech doing the QA, and supervisor signoff on both. Now for documentation to 'go missing', while more plausible, seems like it would be significantly more criminal and require even more collaboration.

Comment Tools (Score 1) 99

I use Github Copilot and ChatGPT both for what they are, tools to make me more productive. The latter requires experienced and and iterative prompting to help the tool help get what I'm looking for. A less experienced developer will not get the same results, as fast. Given time and experience, sure. But they also have to know what they're prompting for, not just expect prompting experience to be design and development experience. Not worried and I retire in less than 10 years.

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