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nullEntityRNG posted:Is it typical that a group working together hoard bugs they find? I figure the object was to collectively work together and verify with each other the total amount of bugs, and wouldn't have differing amounts. It varies depending on the people testing. A general rule of thumb in my experience (at least here in the states) is that whoever first finds / notices a bug is the person who writes it up. Occasionally though they may pass a bug off to someone else if they're actively testing / verifying something else. It's a bad habit to "sit" on bugs without writing them up (as you can forget to write them / forget important details), so often if a tester is investigating something they may "give" the bug to someone else who isn't. In situations where everyone obviously sees the bug at the same time (such as if it crashes or something), then it depends on the group testing and the company's culture. If it's a company that doesn't care about bug numbers, then usually the most responsible tester will offer to write the bug. Otherwise, they'll be divvied up evenly so everyone does roughly the same work. This isn't a hardcore system, it's usually just like "hey, NEET you haven't written a bug up yet have you? Go ahead and grab this one." If a lead is helping with the testing, then they'll usually be the ones divvying up bugs. Roughly evenly, but also if the lead doesn't trust some testers to write good bugs then they'll give them fewer bugs, or "easier" bugs that require less research. If the company DOES care about bug numbers, then usually they'll still be divvied up evenly, but sometimes you get jerks who jump to call dibbs on the bug. If the rest of the group is fairly timid then one person can wind up claiming most, if not all, of the bugs. It's unclear how NEET's company handles things. They have a leader board for bug counts, but that could just be for fun rather than being a quota that determines pay / bonuses / continued employment. Surprisingly, the number of bugs a person finds is NOT a good qualifier for how valuable they are as a tester. Different testers can specialize in different areas, and a good test team has a wide variety of skill sets among their testers. One tester may find fucktons of bugs, while another may find a few but they wind up being very valuable (crashes, soft locks, etc). A third tester may not be great at finding bugs, but is very good at completing test cases. A fourth may be very good at verifying fixes, etc. Very big AAA companies often tend to focus purely on bug counts because it's an easy quantitative number to point to, but it's very rarely a signifier of the actual value of the testers themselves. CodfishCartographer fucked around with this message at 19:04 on May 23, 2021 |
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nullEntityRNG posted:Crognor found only one bug. Smash bug with club. No good meat, Crognor starve. A friend of mine is very, very good at finding bugs no one else notices even when we're all playing together, especially while playing Smash. Most of the bugs are in the form of "my character isn't doing what I told them to do" or "that's not what I pressed" or "my controller is broken." Sometimes they even notice the computer cheating! I think they should be a QAer!
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Lol, this takes place during a time when arcades in Japan were starting to go out of fashion due to online games exploding.
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Nii-kun, have you ever heard of a thing called Ice-9?
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Shotgunning is a quick and easy way to make spirits.
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Shotgunning is also a quick and easy way to ingest spirits.
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McGavin posted:Shotgunning is also a quick and easy way to ingest spirits.
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McGavin posted:Shotgunning is also a quick and easy way to see spirits.
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see spirits ingest spirits see more spirits see spirits return
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Nii-kun, let me tell you about butt-chugging
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Shotgunning is a cold reading technique involving firing off general statements, e.g. ""I see a woman with blackness in the chest, lung cancer, heart disease, breast cancer..." The 'psychic' watches the subject's body language for any emotional reaction. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_reading#Shotgunning
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BigBadSteve posted:Shotgunning is a cold reading technique involving firing off general statements, e.g. ""I see a woman with blackness in the chest, lung cancer, heart disease, breast cancer..." SPOILERS
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BigBadSteve posted:Shotgunning is a cold reading technique involving firing off general statements, e.g. ""I see a woman with blackness in the chest, lung cancer, heart disease, breast cancer..." I like your moxie, but please let Lady Yoriko be our guide to the wonderful world of psychic charlatanism. There is MUCH, MUCH pedantic discussion ahead of us. 
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Mackerel Cornflake posted:I like your moxie, but please let Lady Yoriko be our guide to the wonderful world of psychic charlatanism. There is MUCH, MUCH pedantic discussion ahead of us. 
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Mackerel Cornflake posted:I like your moxie, but please let Lady Yoriko be our guide to the wonderful world of psychic charlatanism. There is MUCH, MUCH pedantic discussion ahead of us. OK, sorry for spoiler.
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BigBadSteve posted:OK, sorry for spoiler. It's fine. I don't mean to be a dictator about it. Just believe me, we will all walk away with a general understanding of this stuff before too long lol. (and your input will be appreciated.)
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 Translator's Notes: What she's saying here almost doesn't translate. In Japanese "shotgun" is ショットガン and "shotgunning" is ショット・ガンニング. That little dot in the middle is called an interpunct and one of its uses is to separate foreign words and names so the breaks between words is clear (Japanese text doesn't really use spacing).
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Casually picking your nose in front of your girlfriend. That's true love.
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Were back to the central theme lads... the reason we are all here. What will nii do between these tough choices
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Is this a timeline splitting decision that we can vote on? I'd say sleep.
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It is now. Definitely sleep. You can eat anytime.
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Quickly gobble a snack, then sleep some more. But this would not provide enough inner turmoil for Tohru.
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Hot Stunt posted:Is this a timeline splitting decision that we can vote on? I've tallied all the votes, and:  End of Page 40
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Brother Make posted:
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