Interview with a Whistleblower : Hegseth, war criminal.
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Rob Myers 🍵
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@orchun * after all, LLMs are good at parsing without a rigorous give/when/then. With context, we can instead say “oh, and also…” rather than writing gherkin ourselves.
@orchun I might be coming to similar conclusions. Kind of a “spec what you know, investigate with dialog and exploratory testing.” Though I liked having CC write unit tests because I can look for all the expected edge cases, in the future I think gherkin or something simple like that would suffice. We write (or suggest*) some, the AI writes some, we review those.
Ultimately we can’t give up test-driven *thinking*.
@gotofritz the repo doesn’t reflect what I learned, fwiw.
@gotofritz yeah needs more editing. Chapters would be nice. Once Scott starts typing, it’s far more interesting. Play at 1.5 speed? 😆
@orchun I’m certainly unsure of whether it followed Red-Green-Clean, but I seem to recall insisting it write tests first in some way. (Did we? I don’t recall.) This is exactly my problem with AI: I feel the need to review all tests, and it feels more difficult than crafting tests as we go. I’ll be looking more closely at clusters of tests in part 2.
The pivotal session that is helping me see a path forward for AI-augmented test-driven development.
(Video is a bit rough 'n' ready, but packed with insights...er, once we got going...)
Scott and Rob use Claude Code to build an app using Test-Driven Development
Trump’s Really Really Really Really Stupid War.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sources-methods/id1835450563?i=1000754112779
Trump, Hegseth, Dr. Strangelove, and the Terminator walk into a bar…
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