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Multiple mentions of "public shaming". Doesn't seem so good. A good engineer is anyway going to have a sense of shame inside when he/she screws up. I really don
by siddhant 16y ago
Multiple mentions of "public shaming". Doesn't seem so good. A good engineer is anyway going to have a sense of shame inside when he/she screws up. I really don't think there's any need for "public shaming".
- EllieAsksWhy 16y agoSo, so true. The tendency for perfectionism necessary to write code is already sufficient to instill a professional ethic as far as quality of work. Public shaming would be intolerable, I'd think.
- gaius 16y agoYou don't get shamed for a bug in your code - you get shamed if you aren't willing to go on-call to support your own code. That IMHO is a very healthy attitude.