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Author here. Well noted. I do think backpressure might not be the ideal analogy/term. It comes from previous posts I’ve come across, but I haven’t considered e
by lucasfcosta 4mo ago
Author here. Well noted. I do think backpressure might not be the ideal analogy/term.
It comes from previous posts I’ve come across, but I haven’t considered exactly what you mentioned. That’s on me.
- ricksunny 4mo agolol your comment sounds like a Claude apology
- root-parent 4mo agoI had a colleague called Claude. Half of the company was blaming everything on him...
- SadErn 4mo ago[dead]
- senderista 4mo agoHonestly? The point lands.
- leodavi 4mo agoInsincere apologies ought to be mocked to shit but this apology seemed well-meant. (I know you're not mocking them and the last sentence is actually something Claude would say.) I post this angry comment because LLMs are colonizing the language we use for creating an earnest and genuine tone in online discussion and I sometimes wonder if the suspicion surrounding LLM-ish language is worse for the health of our online spaces than the LLM slop itself. Thinking about it, I don't think it is; and it would be impossible to measure anyway.
- ptx 4mo agoMaybe it's more like shift-left testing [1]? You're trying to move some checks to earlier in the process, if I understood you correctly, and get cheaper feedback loops. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shift-left_testing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shift-left_testing
- bfung 4mo agoTest Driven Development. There's more than several /tdd skills that are popular.