Test Consultant | Nutrition & Strength Training Coach | Fountain Pen enthusiast | writer of rants about IT
idk what I'm doing with my life, I just make it up as I go along.
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Now back to work, trying to leave the IT day behind me.
I have to finish up some work I am doing with my business coach (to build my lifestyle coach business), review client lifting video's and do one client call.
Took a small break from work, watched the Nintendo Direct.
Holy shit!!
Switch 2 editions of Xenoblade Chronicles 1,2,3. A new Xenoblade game announced?!
A release date for Fire Emblem Fortune's Weave!!
And I saw one other game that looked great: Final Fantasy Resonance.
Wah!
It's time to announce: I will speak at Øredev.
> The allure of offloading important (testing) tasks to a machine that doesn't care or feel is apparently irresistible for many of us. This comes at a cost: our own critical thinking skills, cognitive capabilities and other computer based skills we need to excel at our job are atrophying.
In this 2026 edition of Mapping Biases to Testing I will zoom in on biases I see happening when people use LLM's.
https://oredev.org/program/db09b488-1675-4431-847c-49aff8b8e900
It's 15:30, but this day has totally drained me. And actually, I have so much more work to do for my coaching business :/
It's wild how different people respond differently to my methods.
We know what THAT GUY thought of the Titanic mail.
Another guy was like "I'm so happy you did this, we need more people like you".
Also: we actually have a breakthrough! We are moving forward with actions to avoid the iceberg! Now that I was actually involved in the meeting (so far I hadn't been consulted), I could jump on vague language and shut that shit down.
"as soon as possible" -> when?
1 week
ok, is that reasonable, what are the risks of not making it and what can we do?
We now have a plan, and actions, and clarity. It can still fail, but this is already loads better.
Freed from one more AI-booster who found my posts.
Bye, Felicia.
Goddamn, nothing makes you feel more alive than almost getting killed.
Just now, I almost got hit by not one, but TWO drivers at the same time!
Tried to make a drawing to make it more clear.
The van driver, which had to yield to me, didn't see me (I thought he had), so I was already cycling in front of him when I had to suddenly brake and swerve out of his way.
Then, the freaking BUS DRIVER didn't see me either!! So I almost got hit by the front of the bus as well.
Super high adrenaline now and SO ANGRY. This spot is SO incredibly dangerous, this whole area in Utrecht I live in (Zuilen) is freaking ATROCIOUS for cycling.
Also: too many drivers SUCK. I didn't do anything wrong here, yet that could almost have been put as a quote on my tombstone.