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> 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 everythi
by 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.