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Software Engineering in the Spectrum... coding through an autistic lens

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When you're in a ridiculously long meeting and your colleagues think you're in agreement.... But you're just listening to Led Zeppelin's Kashmir... #WFH

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But you're just listening to Led Zeppelin's Kashmir...

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"I see you removed the input validation because 'users should be free to explore the consequences of their own actions.' While I admire your commitment to the #FAFO philosophy in our error handling, Production is not the 'find out' phase. Please re-add the sanitization."


Velocity is the noise. Delivered value is the music — customers came for the concert, not the soundcheck. #Agile #SoftwareDevelopment


You can tally up points all sprint long, but until something hits production, it’s just busywork wearing a progress badge. #Agile #SoftwareDevelopment


Tracking completed story points without delivering value is like bragging about how many bricks you’ve stacked when the house still has no roof. #Agile #SoftwareDevelopment


Counting story points is like measuring how fast the car’s engine revs — customers only care if the car actually moves. #Agile #SoftwareDevelopment


Responsible computer science treats reliability, safety, and fairness as design constraints on par with performance and scalability. The Intersection of #Philosophy and #ComputerScience Ethics, Mind, and Society


Whether minds are computational is an open philosophical question, but computer science provides precise models that sharpen that debate. The Intersection of #Philosophy and #ComputerScience Ethics, Mind, and Society


Computational artifacts embody values and assumptions; architectures, interfaces, and defaults can promote or hinder human autonomy and justice. The Intersection of #Philosophy and #ComputerScience Ethics, Mind, and Society


Semantics of programs link formal symbols to intended behavior, but this link always relies on human purposes and contexts. The Intersection of #Philosophy and #ComputerScience Information, Meaning, and Representation


The same abstract structure can be encoded in many concrete ways; informativeness lies in structure-preserving mappings, not specific encodings. The Intersection of #Philosophy and #ComputerScience Information, Meaning, and Representation


Data become information only relative to a scheme of interpretation and a task; bits alone do not fix meaning. The Intersection of #Philosophy and #ComputerScience Information, Meaning, and Representation


The fundamental question of the discipline is not “What exists?” but “What can be automated, and at what cost?”. The Intersection of #Philosophy and #ComputerScience Limits, Power, and Automation


Complexity places a practical boundary on automation: what is computable in principle may be intractable in practice. The Intersection of #Philosophy and #ComputerScience Limits, Power, and Automation


There are well-defined limits to what can be computed or decided, but within those limits, computation can simulate any effectively describable process. The Intersection of #Philosophy and #ComputerScience Limits, Power, and Automation


Abstraction and representation are the core epistemic tools of computer science: what is not represented in a model cannot be reasoned about or guaranteed.  The Intersection of #Philosophy and #ComputerScience Methods, Correctness, and Knowledge


Testing can show the presence of bugs but not their absence; proofs can show the absence of certain bugs but only relative to chosen models and assumptions. The Intersection of #Philosophy and #ComputerScience Methods, Correctness, and Knowledge


To say that software is “correct” is to claim a justified relationship between a specification, an implementation, and an assumed environment. The Intersection of #Philosophy and #ComputerScience Methods, Correctness, and Knowledge


A computing system is a layered artifact whose behavior depends on interactions between abstract specifications, concrete implementations, and human users. The Intersection of #Philosophy and #ComputerScience Ontology of Computation and Programs


Programs are abstract artifacts that can be instantiated in many physical machines but are not identical to any particular implementation. The Intersection of #Philosophy and #ComputerScience Ontology of Computation and Programs


Computation is the systematic transformation of representations according to finite, effectively executable rules. The Intersection of #Philosophy and #ComputerScience Ontology of Computation and Programs


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