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Because, from the article, you never know you're shipping a low quality product at the time you ship it. Failure modes are complicated. It's not as simple as "
by ethbro 9y ago
Because, from the article, you never know you're shipping a low quality product at the time you ship it.
Failure modes are complicated. It's not as simple as "Ah, this thing will obviously fall apart in a few months."
- ImSkeptical 9y agoI have no problem with how the guy in the article did it. He thought he had a good cement formula, shipped it, discovered he didn't, fixed it. I do have a problem if people intend to ship a defective product and fix it later (in some circumstances).