Rosie Sherry | Comments

Bug congrats on dong the talk Chris, and thanks Richard for organising! I'm loving seeing all the different kinds of conversations popping up around AI in Chapter events.

Yes, I have the 'bit by bit, day by day' stuck in my head. That's how we build the MoTaverse, heh. And very cool to see you stick your hand up first. I was at an evening talk with Corey Doctorow recently, they had time for Q&A, one of the rules they set was the first question had to come from a woman...as the data says it means more women are likely to ask questions. We should remember to encourage this kind of behaviour in, I feel. Love that you've just gone for it with a Moment...and it was great to meet you too!

I had a nice chat with Helen too, very cool!

I've seen a few ads in that format where I feel like we can adapt it to testing, tech, the MoTaverse, it could be fun to play with that idea: take a photo of an ad placement, give it some quality commentary around it.

I've been thinking about this recently, I like how you frame it as the 'how'. In a sense, over the years, we've had a lot of people tell us what to do. What practices we should adopt. Dare I say the holy grail of [insert keyword here]. A lot of these 'whats' sound great on paper, but often they don't help us with the how. And perhaps the how surfaces a whole new set of skills that are not directly related to quality. The problem analysis, the team work, the grit, the teaching, the leanring, and more...

Very cool to see, a nice photo!

Ah, how cool is that, welcome Jennifer! An 'MoTasphere' is nicely played!

Bug congrats! And time sure does fly when you're having fun! I love that the Just Go For It mentality is sticking.

@Rey Mark, thanks very much for the feedback, we've put alot of effort into changing and creating the best community possible, I'm very happy that you can see and feel that. ❤️

This is very cool, and it reminds me when we did crafting at MoTaCon, so much fun!

@phil, yes a bit random, lol. Just an excuse to post the photo...but I guess I could say I moustache AI questions 20% of the time? Or maybe it's I moustache humans questions through our weekly learning sessions. Also, I updated the typo, which reminds me that I'm also leaning into being human for writing. These days it feels quite good to write differently and with typos, at least it gives a hint that it's not AI generated.