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This is basic risk management. What matters is error survival, not absence of errors. Moreover, total absence of errors means accumulating dangerous risk. See N
by juskrey 10y ago
This is basic risk management. What matters is error survival, not absence of errors. Moreover, total absence of errors means accumulating dangerous risk. See NN Taleb, for example.
- bbcbasic 10y agoSounds defeatist to me. Especially when we are not talking about literal moonshots, but backup and restore procedures. The IT equivalent of seatbelts.
- throwaway2048 10y agoI think at this point, recognising that software and software deployments invariably have bugs/issues is just realistic. The only setups that are free of them, are setups where the problems havent been discovered yet.