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The “fearless, fearless, fearless” gives me chills. It’s a common theme across great creators. They start before they feel ready and understand the first iteration might not be perfect But it’s necessary.

Great creators start with great taste.

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Proposed software term: a ladybug -- a glitch that clearly isn't a feature, but is harmless and sparks joy so it is allowed to stay

Never a good sign when you have the JIRA ticket number memorized.

I love the Russian people. That is why I have to tell you the truth. Please watch and share.

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I've been curating @QANewsletter every week for nearly two years now. Ask me anything: https://t.co/qOrxuqheHV Answers this Friday in the 100th issue.

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Remember, folks - the goal is quality - not testing.

Absolutely thrilled by this feedback and support!

I sent out the very first issue exactly a year ago. No one read it. Today, 1601 people received the 52nd issue. And it's a very special one. One with the best links of 2020. You can find them all here: https://t.co/crUaP0mOY8 #SoftwareTesting #QA

I'm honoured!

This starts feeling responsible @QANewsletter

@swyx As a QA, I worked with many great PMs. What made them great was communication skills. We had the best project results when they communicated often, clearly and early.

@ministryoftest I like to use the Pareto principle for that. In 80% of cases you'll find 80% of bugs within 20% of the allocated time. If that gives you enough information to make good decisions while tolerating the risk, it's enough testing. Any more testing may be considered 'too much'.

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