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This sounds completely out of character and in direct opposition to the actual history we know of the automotive industry. Remember the 'unintended acceleratio
by otakucode 8y ago
This sounds completely out of character and in direct opposition to the actual history we know of the automotive industry. Remember the 'unintended acceleration' issue that Toyota cars featured a few years ago? During the court case it was revealed that Toyota firmware developers did not have access to even a bug tracker, and that out of 90+ 'suggested' or 'recommended' coding practices, Toyota's code followed only 4. While they might claim to engineer toward redundancy and safety, one thing is pretty clear about the automotive industry: They aren't talking about software when they say that.
- ohtwenty 8y agoCheck out the episode blame gameby revisionist history ( https://leopard.megaphone.fm/PP3573562692.mp3?updated=1480633637 https://leopard.megaphone.fm/PP3573562692.mp3?updated=148063...) In short: the likely explanation for those failures, regardless of bad coding practices, were most likely 100% human error