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franciscassel
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About franciscassel
www.mikesonders.com
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Comment #40978270
Taken from the same blog: "Roughly, RAG is runtime prompt engineering where you build a system to dynamically add relevant things to your prompt before you ask the agent for an ans…
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Comment #40731739
Have you considered a land-and-expand rollout, where you focus on getting an active community going in one or two cities before you expand? Otherwise, folks from underserved cities…
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Comment #38085704
Spoilers: "But the impact has actually been fantastic. Some highlights: - ~$1m of sales pipeline generated in 3 weeks, ~$100k already closed - ~10% of the free customers converted …
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Comment #34069720
Following the logic in the article: it's not actually a good outcome for the business when "Your QA people are the only ones charged with being an organizational conscience on the …
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Comment #34068867
For sure. For me, the best (worst) sign of 'not proactive enough' re: quality is too many embarrassments and/or hotfixes happening.
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Comment #28951003
In my experience, many orgs that work with Selenium and its derivatives have described that (coded) approach as flaky / brittle (i.e., fragile). Of course, until automation gets to…
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Comment #27694206
Totally agree that automation will never fully replace the value of human-powered testing. (Though it is great for the rote regression-testing stuff. The "drudgery", as you put it.…
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Comment #27694038
Yeah, the good ones really care about the product experience and customer outcomes, so this makes a lot of sense to me. But what do you mean?
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Comment #27693896
When I was a PM, I was lucky to have a big, talented QA team, but I still knew I'd have to do a "smoke test" myself after every major feature release. I cared the most, and I knew …
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Comment #27693821
I've been on teams where the "siloed" QA model seemed to work pretty well -- we seemed to find a decent balance between test coverage and frequency of releases. But this was at a c…
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Comment #25676941
Alternatives I've seen mentioned on Twitter threads today: https://mercury.com/ https://www.brex.com/
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Comment #25676901
Promising alternatives I've seen mentioned on Twitter: https://www.brex.com/ https://mercury.com/
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Comment #24633772
The most useful insights come from the user reviews shared to those sites. You just have to remember that they're just like any other online review: you mostly hear from the very h…
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Comment #24633370
Very kind!
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Comment #24632812
Thank you! Glad it was compelling.
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Comment #24632811
Excellent compliment, thank you.
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Comment #24631999
Thanks for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it.
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Comment #24631891
ahrefs. The full methodology is described in the article.
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Comment #24630773
That's a good point. I'll clarify this in the post.
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Comment #24628603
Haha!
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Comment #24628449
Fantastic, I'm glad to hear the insights in the piece were helpful to you, Jonathan.