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If you take QA seriously, the QA process itself has to be tightly controlled. How can you do that without knowing exactly how high you are? So, new startup id
by tempodox 6y ago
If you take QA seriously, the QA process itself has to be tightly controlled. How can you do that without knowing exactly how high you are?
So, new startup idea: Coming up with a reliable metric for Highness (ignoring nobility) and offering a test kit. Any investors?
- shlant 6y agoit's not the most objective grading system, but it's something! https://imgur.com/KJDyvbz https://imgur.com/KJDyvbz
- highqaguy 6y agoI see a partnership on the horizon.
- tempodox 6y agoAgreed. Once we've nailed metric and test kit we could expand our services to offer precise reproduction of Highness levels. Highness-on-Demand or Highness-as-a-Service could become indispensable supply chain elements for serious QA setups.
- asdff 6y agoThe QA tester ought to be using a dab rig with the same amount of shatter at the same time before testing to rule out any variance in quantity or potency between unit tests