Good Sunday Morning

[cd34]

After many, many hours testing a theory, denouncing several different approaches as failures, last night while trying to baseline the project to find out where the issues were, I determined I had a flaw in my test method. So, today is going to be spent putting together a new test platform to confirm my original beliefs, which, based on analysis of the failures probably means that one of my early theories was valid.

Lesson learned. When testing, make sure you're testing the right things. Conclusions based on bad data creates bad conclusions.

Back to the grind. Hopefully today will be a productive one for everyone.

[Cleo]

Originally Posted by cd34

bad data creates bad conclusions.

I remember back in my punchcard computer classes being taught "garbage in garbage out."

[Licker4U]

Got my grocery shopping done early, did some yard work and now planning the ribeye's, baked taters and sauteed portabella shrooms and onions for later. I think I'm back on track submitting a site a day finally. Since Christmas I've been out of town helping my brother work on his house so much I didn't do much submitting and now I'm feeling the crunch in my wallet.

[docholly]

*hands on wide hips*..

Ok which one of you sent this in to Post Secret???

[RedCherry]

Good Morning all. They are calling for 100 here, so I'll be working in my dark, cool little office today. Submitting galleries plus some work for my non-adult client.

Have a good one all!

[RedCherry]

Originally Posted by Cleo

I remember back in my punchcard computer classes being taught "garbage in garbage out."

Good old GIGO days. I remember writing COBOL code for colleage classes on a PCJr with 512k ram and no hard drive, having to swap floppies between the compiler, and the disk I was writing my program on. We started that right after we did our first and only punch card programs.