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Touché. Either way, I’d be happy to pay more for software in applications that are relatively important, and less concerned about software that doesn’t have som
by UpshotKnothole 8y ago
Touché. Either way, I’d be happy to pay more for software in applications that are relatively important, and less concerned about software that doesn’t have some bearing on whether I live or die. In the end though, won’t there have to be something like what bridge builders have? If we imagine a future of self driving cars, however distant, it seems almost inevitable.
- tabtab 8y agoI've asked people to draft up sample legislation for such, and it becomes a nightmare to cover everything. Software usually has more "operational variations" (conditionals) than hardware or physical objects such that extrapolating physical engineering to software doesn't appear to work well.