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This "we'll fix it with software later" attitude works well with CPU errata and maybe Teslas, but it doesn't look like we're there yet for airplanes, unfortunat
by goodcanadian 8y ago
This "we'll fix it with software later" attitude works well with CPU errata and maybe Teslas, but it doesn't look like we're there yet for airplanes, unfortunately.
I'm sure I'm preaching to the choir here, but I'm absolutely against the "fix it with software" attitude. I'm working with embedded systems, now, and while we can often make it work by tweaking the software, it always results in a less than optimal solution. Fix the hardware; get it right, preferably before manufacturing a few thousand units.
- iSnow 8y agoDoesn't work in the current speed of development any more. Time to market is more critical than maturity, sadly. That's why every system can be fixed in software now, and that's also why every system can be pwned now.