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> as such a mechanism to deliver fixes quickly is actually more a solution than a problem. It's not a solution, it's an excuse for lazy testing. Same as bette
by tdkl 11y ago
> as such a mechanism to deliver fixes quickly is actually more a solution than a problem.
It's not a solution, it's an excuse for lazy testing.
Same as better hardware supported sloppyness in engineering, turning a 15MB CD/DVD burning software to 500MB+ software package (software starts with a "N").
- xlayn 11y ago"It's not a solution, it's an excuse for lazy testing." How do you test absolutely everything? in all the environments? with every possible user? On the other hand it can be also used as you mention and here I think about the software on calculators as the 12C... which probably could have a bug... that you can't fix.
- pyre 11y ago> It's not a solution, it's an excuse for lazy testing. While there does exist a pressure to push a product before enough testing is done, to say that everything that's wrong is all down to one "simple" fact is just trying to reduce a complex system into something simpler to understand, and then patting yourself on the back as having "solved" it.