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Both arguments are hyperbolic. Both propriety and open source software has likely killed people, and likely will do so again. No amount of eyeballs will help i
by Aloha 10y ago
Both arguments are hyperbolic.
Both propriety and open source software has likely killed people, and likely will do so again. No amount of eyeballs will help if no one is looking, nor will hiding all the bad code away so no one can see it. Bad engineering practice is bad engineering practice.
- bkuhn 10y agoI say clearly in the blog post that there is danger when you have software handle any life-critical service. The criticism I'm making in the blog post is the arguments by the auto-industry and their providers that FLOSS is inherently more dangerous than proprietary software.
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