PDC 09 live stream
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So what was the answer ? NO ?
His answer was something along the lines of, "Yes, we rely heavily on unit testing. Coupled with code reviews, this produces code with fewer defects."
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Or... Oh! Unit Test ? Yes we were using that technology 30 years before, so whatever we are using right now, that we will disclose after 30 years.... :-D
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His answer was something along the lines of, "Yes, we rely heavily on unit testing. Coupled with code reviews, this produces code with fewer defects."
Religiously blogging on the intarwebs since the early 21st century: Kineti L'Tziyon Judah Himango
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Or... Oh! Unit Test ? Yes we were using that technology 30 years before, so whatever we are using right now, that we will disclose after 30 years.... :-D
Oh please. Nasa isn't that far ahead of the game. No space agency has ever been. When they replaced the computer systems aboard the Russian Space Station they had an entire room replaced with a laptop that was roughly twice as good. The shuttles are 1970s tech being forced to work 20 years after they were supposed to be phased out by amazing craft able to make orbit and return with no boosters... That was the plan in the 70s anyway, and then they lost enough of their budget that they are keeping the things together with duct tape and bubble gum. The Hubble's been the one bright star in their program of late and it should have been retired what, 10 years ago with a new one? "We'd like to do unit tests, but our schedules, budget, and computers are not in a position to let us. Excuse me, I have to go, they aren't authorizing overtime."
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Oh please. Nasa isn't that far ahead of the game. No space agency has ever been. When they replaced the computer systems aboard the Russian Space Station they had an entire room replaced with a laptop that was roughly twice as good. The shuttles are 1970s tech being forced to work 20 years after they were supposed to be phased out by amazing craft able to make orbit and return with no boosters... That was the plan in the 70s anyway, and then they lost enough of their budget that they are keeping the things together with duct tape and bubble gum. The Hubble's been the one bright star in their program of late and it should have been retired what, 10 years ago with a new one? "We'd like to do unit tests, but our schedules, budget, and computers are not in a position to let us. Excuse me, I have to go, they aren't authorizing overtime."
ragnaroknrol wrote:
When they replaced the computer systems aboard the Russian Space Station they had an entire room replaced with a laptop that was roughly twice as good.
ROTFLMAO :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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Oh please. Nasa isn't that far ahead of the game. No space agency has ever been. When they replaced the computer systems aboard the Russian Space Station they had an entire room replaced with a laptop that was roughly twice as good. The shuttles are 1970s tech being forced to work 20 years after they were supposed to be phased out by amazing craft able to make orbit and return with no boosters... That was the plan in the 70s anyway, and then they lost enough of their budget that they are keeping the things together with duct tape and bubble gum. The Hubble's been the one bright star in their program of late and it should have been retired what, 10 years ago with a new one? "We'd like to do unit tests, but our schedules, budget, and computers are not in a position to let us. Excuse me, I have to go, they aren't authorizing overtime."
ragnaroknrol wrote:
"We'd like to do unit tests, but our schedules, budget, and computers are not in a position to let us. Excuse me, I have to go, they aren't authorizing overtime."
:laugh: so true...
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Or... Oh! Unit Test ? Yes we were using that technology 30 years before, so whatever we are using right now, that we will disclose after 30 years.... :-D
NASA does insane amounts of testing/documentation in their codebase. The shuttle codebase is over a million lines; they've had a grand total of two bugs found in the release version in over 25 years of use. :cool: The NASA office that wrote the codebase was the only organization to ever get a CMMI[^] level 5 assessment with no negative findings in their initial audit. The downside is that they probably spend 5-10x as long writing documentation as writing code. :doh:
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His answer was something along the lines of, "Yes, we rely heavily on unit testing. Coupled with code reviews, this produces code with fewer defects."
Religiously blogging on the intarwebs since the early 21st century: Kineti L'Tziyon Judah Himango
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Live stream of some PDC 09 stuff: http://microsoftpdc.com/[^] They're talking to a NASA software engineer right now. You can ask questions via twitter. I asked "do you guys use unit tests?", and he answered it live on-air. That was cool. :cool:
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I love the web. I followed you link to ms pdc, and so far all of their links just lead to: "Sorry, we were unable to service your request." Sigh. Where's the failstick when you need it?
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I love the web. I followed you link to ms pdc, and so far all of their links just lead to: "Sorry, we were unable to service your request." Sigh. Where's the failstick when you need it?
¡El diablo está en mis pantalones! ¡Mire, mire! SELECT * FROM User WHERE Clue > 0 0 rows returned Save an Orange - Use the VCF! Personal 3D projects Just Say No to Web 2 Point Blow
Hey, yeah! The page itself is up, with the stream, but all the links lead to 404 land. Brilliant! :)
Religiously blogging on the intarwebs since the early 21st century: Kineti L'Tziyon Judah Himango
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Hey, yeah! The page itself is up, with the stream, but all the links lead to 404 land. Brilliant! :)
Religiously blogging on the intarwebs since the early 21st century: Kineti L'Tziyon Judah Himango
However I stumbled on this: http://www.flickr.com/photos/microsoftpdc/sets/72157622823438184/[^] Now call me crazy, but once you get past the first 5 photos, there seems to be a certain focus, or emphasis on the remaining photos. Certainly makes for a study in contrasts :)
¡El diablo está en mis pantalones! ¡Mire, mire! SELECT * FROM User WHERE Clue > 0 0 rows returned Save an Orange - Use the VCF! Personal 3D projects Just Say No to Web 2 Point Blow
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Live stream of some PDC 09 stuff: http://microsoftpdc.com/[^] They're talking to a NASA software engineer right now. You can ask questions via twitter. I asked "do you guys use unit tests?", and he answered it live on-air. That was cool. :cool:
Religiously blogging on the intarwebs since the early 21st century: Kineti L'Tziyon Judah Himango
We got to guest-host for the last live segment (This Week On Channel 9) ... looks like the link's down but I think they should have the on-demand links up soon. Talked about CP's 10th anniversary, new Quick Answers, and then was generally sarcastic. Greetings from Los Angeles.
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We got to guest-host for the last live segment (This Week On Channel 9) ... looks like the link's down but I think they should have the on-demand links up soon. Talked about CP's 10th anniversary, new Quick Answers, and then was generally sarcastic. Greetings from Los Angeles.
Dang, I missed it. Please let us know if they put the link up, would love to see this.
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