Is it really? If that were the case, then you'd see people debating the relative merits of SDLC approaches and organizational blinders to letting bugs slip thr

Is it really? If that were the case, then you'd see people debating the relative merits of SDLC approaches and organizational blinders to letting bugs slip through. In reality, that's only about 20% of any Boeing discussion. 80% is outrage about how Boeing could have released such an "obviously flawed" airplane that required flight computer adjustments. And misunderstanding that Boeing pivoted from a clean sheet design to instead build exactly what the carriers asked them to. Generally, HN comments are pretty good, but the amount of kneejerking in Boeing threads in lieu of informed discussion is terrible. Edit: Although reading through new replies this morning, it's nice to see voting mostly sorted the technical wheat from the chaff.