Posted on Sun 08 January 2023 in TDDA • Tagged with stats, bias, interpretation
On Episode 258 of Marco Arment and “Underscore” David Smith’s podcast Under the Radar, and then on Episode 516 of Marco & co’s Accidental Tech Podcast, Marco describes the fact that his data suggests that about 12% of his users don’t have logged-in iCloud accounts with iCloud Drive …
Continue readingPosted on Fri 25 February 2022 in TDDA • Tagged with tests, reference tests, gentest
We released version 2.0 of the Python TDDA library this week. The radical new feature of the 2.0 release is Gentest, a command-line tool for automatically generating tests for more-or-less any code that you can run from a command line.
Gentest was introduced at the 2022 Toronto Workshop …
Continue readingPosted on Mon 21 February 2022 in TDDA • Tagged with tests, cartoon
Posted on Wed 16 February 2022 in TDDA • Tagged with tests, cartoon
Posted on Mon 07 February 2022 in TDDA • Tagged with tests, reference tests, rust
or Why Tests Spontanously Fail
You might think that if you write a program, and don't change anything, then come back a day later (or a decade later) and run it with the same inputs, it would produce the same output. At their core, reference tests exist because this isn't …
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