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The Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax (EARS) is a mechanism to gently constrain textual requirements. The EARS patterns provide structured guidance that enable authors to write high quality textual requirements.
There is a set syntax (structure), with an underlying ruleset. A small number of keywords are used to denote the different clauses of an... See more
There is a set syntax (structure), with an underlying ruleset. A small number of keywords are used to denote the different clauses of an... See more
EARS - Alistair Mavin
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In 1993, Jensen Huang pitched a startup idea to his former boss, Wilf Corrigan. After Jensen’s pitch, Wilf said, “I have no idea what you just said. That was one of the worst pitches I’ve ever heard.” Wilf then called the renowned venture capitalist Don Valentine, and said, “Don, I’m going to send a kid over to you. He’s one of the best employees I
... See moreWhen you solve problems, you get customers. When you give people better stories about themselves, you build movements. When you give them something to defend, you create evangelists.
Elan Miller • The dinner party test
The point of middleware is always the same— integrate things on one side with things on the other side. The promise is always that betting on the middleware allows a single party to avoid relying on any instance of one side of the equation while being able to take advantage of the full breadth of market capabilities on the other side. Middleware is
... See moreSteven Sinofsky • 230. MCP - It's Hot, but Will It Win?
Middleware never quite lives up to these promises in practice. MCP, if history is any guide, will go down one of two paths:
Everyone will use it.
Everyone but one key platform will use it
When (1) happens two things will be true. First, no one will effectively monetize it. Second, every vendor will also add unique aspects to how they consume (client)
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