"Assessing the costs associated with using a specific tool is usually more straightforward than evaluating the less tangible costs related to an application's life-cycle, such as those tied to quality."

https://cognitiveinheritance.com/Posts/consider-quality-before-cost.html

#develpment #architecture #reliability

#Reddit wants 3rd-party app developers to pay them a LOT of money if they still want to access the #API (which is neccessary for these apps to work).

They are doing this because they can, or so they believe.

I think this is an important lesson for developers: It is VERY risky to develop #software that depends on a single central #website (especially a corporate one).
They might be nice today, but they can pull the rug below you at anytime, and then years of hard work go POOF.

#develpment

Finding a bug makes you sad and happy. Sad you wasted all those hours trying to fix something unrelated, happy you can move on.

In my case I thought my neural net was not learning because of training data or code. IT wouldn't even overfit. But it was a mistake in displaying how correct it was.. so it was learning thing after all.

Mostly happy, because I thought I was stuck :)

#bugs #develpment