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  1. Any sentence that begins with "I'm not racist, but..." is not destined to end well
  2. The travelling book of software craftsmanship has arrived, courtesy of @coreyhaines. What should I write in it?
  3. @frama_c Precisely my point. DO178-B is not THE development standard accepted by the software industry at large :-)
  4. @frama_c Why can'y you do verification as part of development?
  5. Sort of a none-day, really
  6. Indeed, I would argue that acceptance tests written in executable languages are formal specifications
  7. Agile practices and Formal Methods are orthogonal and totally compatible. Their respective cultures, not so much.
  8. @GeePawHill :-)
  9. @GeePawHill Funny you should mention it http://tinyurl.com/aw47g7 :-)
  10. UFO conspiracy sites would think twice about publishing some of the fluff that comes out of software engineering
  11. Getting a few teams of students to try different methodologies few a few hours then fill out a questionnaire to gauge enthusiasm?
  12. is alarmed by increasing levels of pseudoscience in so-called "empirical studies" of software development
  13. Democracy is two foxes and a chicken deciding what to have for dinner
  14. #torchwood Brace yourselves!
  15. @olofb #Refuctoring means taking a simple/clean piece of code and making it unmaintainable http://tinyurl.com/ovdgm
  16. @thirstybear Session abstracts can be submitted to info@softwarecrapmanship.org :-)
  17. @olofb That's not "fascist TDD", that's just "TDD". You're supposed to write the simplest code to pass the test, otherwise it's not TDD :-)
  18. @olofb We need to #keepcodecrappy if we want to keep our jobs. You should be practicing #refuctoring at least :-)
  19. @olofb Did it result in crappy code? #keepcodecrappy
  20. Haven't received session proposals yet. Can it be that nobody knows how to write crappy code? ;-) #keepcodecrappy