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Your comment is every bit as nuanced and informed as I expected it to be.
The Technician test isn’t too hard either.
Or get the Baofeng gmrs/frs radios. Cheap license no test.
Ham operators-- ready the pitchforks!!
I’d just like to say
A big part of it seems to be manipulation of the results? So, like, devs writing tests for more parts of the code base, but ones that are written to always pass.
Ok I’m going to answer my own question because I’m too curious to wait lol
Goodhart’s Law states that “when a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.” In other words, when we use a measure to reward performance, we provide an incentive to manipulate the measure in order to receive the reward. This can sometimes result in actions that actually reduce the effectiveness of the measured system while paradoxically improving the measurement of system performance. … The manipulation of measures resulting from Goodhart’s Law is pervasive because direct measures of effectiveness (MOEs), which are more difficult to manipulate, are also more difficult to measure, and sometimes simply impossible to define and quantify. As a result, analysts must often settle for measures of performance (MOPs) that correlate to the desired effect of the MOE. … These negative effects can sometimes be avoided. When they cannot, they can be identified, mitigated, and even reversed.
This report recommends that the organizations that employ analysts should do the following:
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So how does a company manage anything if they can’t use measurement targets?
Like software engineering. How do you improve productivity or code quality if setting a target value for a measurement doesn’t work?
Fuck yeah it is. I love PSL, pumpkins, fall leaves, cool weather, harvesting shit, and all that autumnal crap unironically and unapologetically.
I think there’s a meme about that
Idk but here is info on ‘Christian Girl Autumn’
“Christian Girl Autumn” is a years-old, seasonal meme created to lightly mock a certain type of, usually white, woman who is obsessed with all things fall, from knitwear to hot beverages.
No we all got it about the same time. I misread your question.
I did get the notification. My bad
Yup. During a meeting. That was …fun
Naw. Everything ended earlier today. This is the afterlife. Most of us are still figuring it all out.
No. Just no.
And get off my lawn, ya whippersnapper.
"Might as well use curl | sudo bash"
omg I’m ded 💀
Just the first paragraph or two are laughably slanted.
For example, Amazon’s business model isn’t “making users happy” ffs. It’s about having everything for sale available quick. If they wanted us happy they would fix their fucking horrible UI, they would sell quality stuff instead of so much crap, they would do more about fake reviews, counterfeits, etc.
Me irl spending an hour trying to figure out why vscode reformats pasted code by 2 spaces when I’ve set 4 spaces for indent as the default… so I could write ten lines of code (as a hobbyist)…
More reading social media posts than reading books, probably. If one doesn’t make the connection between the sounds and the proper written word, then you might be more likely to make mistakes like “would of” instead of “would’ve” (which is my pet peeve, incidentally)
Through the wonder of
Scipulling random bullshit out of their ass.