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If it was voluntary, I doubt many of those companies would see it as worth the risk. The problem is that these errors happen because so many people are working
by ivl 11y ago
If it was voluntary, I doubt many of those companies would see it as worth the risk. The problem is that these errors happen because so many people are working on interdependent parts. Many times, it's not even your error that can make your software vulnerable. I dislike making anything so risky, because we'll see much, much less good software at the end of the day.
- ptaipale 11y agoPlus a culture of risk-avoidance, blame-shifting and bureaucracy-over-innovation. I even feel the breath of having Ada (the language) enforced over all of us again, and similar ideas... (Not that Ada is so bad as a language, it's more about the ideas of enforcement and top-down control...)