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Richard Seidl"Wir reden nicht über Security, sondern über Vertraulichkeit, Integrität & Verfügbarkeit. Erst dann wird es testbar." – Markus Geiger zeigt, warum Security Requirements so oft scheitern. #SecurityTesting #SoftwareQuality https://swt.fm/hb5i
HaraldDas macht mich so traurig. Im Jahr 2026. Fritzbox zeigt die Verbesserungen und neuen Eigenschaften für das Repeater-Update und verbaselt das Textencoding als hätten wir 1999.😩
zimpenfishZigbee devices, whilst ostensibly easier to deal with (no apps for Bluetooth pairing, no stray wifi credentials) have a teensy flaw: it turns out that they, in general, are absolute bog arse for software quality.
Case in point: luminance sensor A says 2050lx just now. Sensor B says 45lx. They are, of course, sat next to each other, pointing at the same window.
Case in point: Roller blind controller says its surrounding temperature is 60ºC. I assure you it is not - this room is a warmish 19ºC.
#HomeAssistant #Zigbee #SoftwareQuality
Case in point: luminance sensor A says 2050lx just now. Sensor B says 45lx. They are, of course, sat next to each other, pointing at the same window.
Case in point: Roller blind controller says its surrounding temperature is 60ºC. I assure you it is not - this room is a warmish 19ºC.
#HomeAssistant #Zigbee #SoftwareQuality
Michael LoistlSpent an hour today reviewing code the AI agents wrote this week. More drift than I expected. Not wrong, just... inconsistent. Conventions slowly becoming suggestions.
activistPnkDoes AI-driven bug finding software threaten to make closed-source s/w better than FOSS?
InfoQDiscover how #Meta improved #SoftwareQuality with a Just-in-Time (JiT) testing approach that dynamically generates tests during code review.
The system increases bug detection by approx 4x in AI-assisted development using LLMs, mutation testing, and intent-aware workflows like Dodgy Diff.
More on #InfoQ ⇨ https://bit.ly/4tqylKc
#SoftwareArchitecture #SoftwareTesting #AI #LLMs #CodeReviews
Michael NordmeyerMy VSCode hang again, and I had to quit it. Like it does at least once a day in the last week. And then I have to rearrange all windows on virtual desktops again. And again…
I don’t know if this is because of the dozen projects I have open at the same time, currently many Python ones which use automatic VSCode Python stuff, or because of Microslop being very productive. But it sucks.
Jan Van RyswyckIt’s striking how many organisations still struggle to identify quality problems as early as possible. I always find it fascinating what these older books can still teach us. It’s a reminder that while technology evolves, the fundamentals of good software engineering remain timeless. Perhaps the real challenge isn’t learning new tools, but remembering the lessons we’ve already been taught. (2/2)
