Aleksandr Sugak 🇺🇦

I don't believe "AI agents doing QA via computer vision" will work. I want my tests to be deterministic: "click add to cart, click on cart widget, check the item is there". An agent might decide to skip the cart link and open the page directly — even if I "told" it not to do it.

We do not kidnap children, but if necessary we’ll exchange the kidnapped children for our murderers and rapists

A new interview with Ukrainian player Oleksandra Oliynykova, who is increasingly at odds with the WTA over her continued outspokenness over the war in Ukraine and the star players, including Aryna Sabalenka, whom she names and calls out. Free to read: benrothenberg.com/p/oleksandra-o…

Heartbreaking💔 In Kramatorsk, a mother and her child hide among the trees from russian FPV drones hunting civilians. 📹Yan Dobronosov

@skalinets The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect

Яку книжку почитати?

@cornu__copia It will take combined Europe's resources and decades of work to demine this reserve first

Idea: after the war ends, turn this into the largest natural reserve area of Europe and reintroduce the bison, other steppe animals.

APPLEBAUM: Trump administration wants to do business with Russia, and war in Ukraine is an obstacle. They treat it like trivial problem that could be solved if Zelenskyy would just step aside. It’s profound arrogance, ignorance, and hubris all wrapped into one. This is a really big war. It’s a war about European civilization, the same civilization they claim to care about. It’s about sovereignty. Do Ukrainians not deserve sovereignty? This is illustrative of the deep shallowness of Trump administration and their inability to spend even five minutes trying to understand what these conflicts around the world are actually about.

@Nordickus This is the way

Вирішив спробувати для себе щось нове, залишилось купити помазок та мило і буду справжнім дідом

Just 10 Tomahawks given to Ukraine out of these 850 would have been enough to destroy Russia's shahed factory in Yelabuga, and now Russia is sending them to Iran to murder Americans.

Seems like Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in 🇺🇦 Lviv is burning after being hit by a Russian shahed drone. Russia’s war on God goes on.

Якось так, поки це найбільше чого вдалось досягнути на персональних проектах надіюсь це було того варте. Буду вдячний якщо підтримаєте пост лайками/репостами)

A very well-written and important text. Every word hits hard. A must read for anyone who wish to understand those "angry Ukrainians" on twitter and elsewhere.

@sampsonlive Thank you, every word hits hard. I wish more people in the west read this

Feature Article: The Good Russian Is Not Coming To Save You And when you tell them that, they will make you pay for it. thechrissampson.substack.com/p/the-good-rus…

So I think the right approach is: AI helps write and maintain the tests, but the tests themselves are stored as code. Deterministic, repeatable, reliable.

For maintenance: test suddenly breaking? AI can analyze the failure, and if the cause is trivial — a label changed, a button moved — update the test automatically and notify me. (currently working on this feature).

I don't believe "AI agents doing QA via computer vision" will work. I want my tests to be deterministic: "click add to cart, click on cart widget, check the item is there". An agent might decide to skip the cart link and open the page directly — even if I "told" it not to do it.

A simplest "website opens" test can be configured from a ready template in a minute. What's cool is that the same workflow can be used to setup an arbitrary complex UI test, Claude just needs a feedback loop: run a test -> get live debug info -> adjust and try again.