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Knowing the difference is important because in one case, you need to fix a bug, and in the other case, you need to design a new system (or decide that the probl
by rcthompson 8y ago
Knowing the difference is important because in one case, you need to fix a bug, and in the other case, you need to design a new system (or decide that the problem is unfixable and give up).
- SiempreViernes 8y agoHow do you un-kill a dead driver with a software release or a new design spec? A person is dead mainly due to the presence of a driver-assist system, this is unquestionable.
- rcthompson 8y agoWho was questioning it? Who was suggesting that it was possible to undo a death that has already happened? I don't understand what point you're trying to make. All I'm saying is that the distinction is important from the perspective of someone who wants to prevent this from happening again, and the perspective of someone who is in charge of making the laws and regulations to prevent this from happening again, and the perspective of the people voting for those lawmakers.