bottomless pit supervisor
@bsky.probablyfine.co.uk
Average at software, bad at games, uiuaboo. Bi 🩷💜💙
Interested in:
✅ TDD
👥 Ensemble development
🔄 Continuous delivery
🖥️ Extreme programming
Not interested in: coriander, liquorice, cucumbers
Also @[email protected]
Interested in:
✅ TDD
👥 Ensemble development
🔄 Continuous delivery
🖥️ Extreme programming
Not interested in: coriander, liquorice, cucumbers
Also @[email protected]
Reposted by bottomless pit supervisor
knowing the time horizon of your code is one of the best (only) ways of estimating the true cost of that code.
How @glenjamin.co.uk put it,
"Software that does what people need it to, and can be continually and efficiently adapted to those needs over time"
"efficiency" seems important to add.
How @glenjamin.co.uk put it,
"Software that does what people need it to, and can be continually and efficiently adapted to those needs over time"
"efficiency" seems important to add.
October 27, 2025 at 1:40 AM
knowing the time horizon of your code is one of the best (only) ways of estimating the true cost of that code.
How @glenjamin.co.uk put it,
"Software that does what people need it to, and can be continually and efficiently adapted to those needs over time"
"efficiency" seems important to add.
How @glenjamin.co.uk put it,
"Software that does what people need it to, and can be continually and efficiently adapted to those needs over time"
"efficiency" seems important to add.