Teaching an AI to Interview Humans and Write Buildable Product Specs
1. What we wanted, and how we set it up
Every man hauls his own sack of sad experience and regret, and the heaviest sacks belong to those who once stood at the crossroads, weighing whether to start their own software project — and for some reason decided to go ahead with it. It is well known where that choice leads: through the thing ironically called the "product lifecycle" - a grinding pilgrimage of suffering that starts with a beautiful fresh idea and ends with a product so loaded with technical debt and other people's opinions that it turns on its maker with a growl of "why did you create me, Victor"and starts ramming the frozen arctic icebreaker ship with the author still on board. The truly funny part is that people who survive this journey will, for some ungodly reason, start it again. Some call that an occupational...
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