> You do the right thing, the right way, every time, or somebody could die. This stood out for me in the article. I moved to coding after a few years as an aer

> You do the right thing, the right way, every time, or somebody could die. This stood out for me in the article. I moved to coding after a few years as an aerospace engineer. In the aerospace world you don't want to make mistakes either, so I know how jarring it can be to move to an industry that operates on the motto "just ship it and we'll patch it later, maybe". I hope they can bring their thoughtfulness to their code and develop a reputation for shipping solid product.