Yes, we have complete whack job in charge of HHS, and the FDA is lead by an anti-vax nutter, but, they could still do something that would greatly benefit mankind. They could ban the use of Agile in the medical device and software industry. They could also mandate full static source analysis for all medical device code. This means from the UI all the way down to the OS, not just a tiny portion underneath … FDA Must Ban Agile and Mandate Static Source AnalysisRead more
Humana – Even Free Is Too High A Price
Even if it is free, a policy from Humana (NYSE:HUM) comes at too high a price. It’s time shareholders threw out the board of directors and sent upper management to prison. Besides suffering from Gross Incompetence, this has to be some sort of malfeasance. Agile is not Software Engineering. “Priced right” does not make a developer qualified. The Letters If you are unfortunate enough to have any policy with Human where they badgered you to … Humana – Even Free Is Too High A PriceRead more
Linux Mint Grub Won’t Update
Linux Mint gets the most complaints about Grub not updating but it is not really a Mint problem. The volume of complaints is due to the fact Mint is the most popular flavor of Linux. The other reason is so many people install Linux on older hardware. This is another example of why Agile is not now, nor will it ever be Software Engineering. Your Jenkins automated testing doesn’t test squat. Here is the real … Linux Mint Grub Won’t UpdateRead more
What Indian Firms are Looking to Pay U.S. Citizens
I kid you not, this opening popped up on Dice. Indian firms looking for U.S. Citizens. Keep in mind this is for a Senior developer and apparently you only need 5 years for that. That explains all of the failed projects you hear about and all of the shit candidates you have to interview. This low-skill off-shore shit has been a problem for years. In a COBOL shop you can be there 10 years and … What Indian Firms are Looking to Pay U.S. CitizensRead more
DocPad
I stumbled into DocPad recently and just had to share a mention of it. Normally I, and all other professionals, avoid using Microsoft products for anything. Recently I’ve had to do some writing on Windows 10. Normally I only opt to install cross platform editors, typically the same free editors I use on various Linux distros. I could have muddled through with one of those as I have in the past. I was going to … DocPadRead more