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This sounds like a very bad idea. Why would anyone go into IT if you run the very real risk of going to prison for making a mistake. Software deployments would
by wonderwonder 7y ago
This sounds like a very bad idea. Why would anyone go into IT if you run the very real risk of going to prison for making a mistake. Software deployments would slow to a once a year thing, 3 months to code and 9 months of testing. I would not be surprised to see the suicide rate in developers sky rocket as they dealt with the stress.
- licensetocode 7y agoYou mean we might stop releasing crap software every sprint and developers would actually be careful and responsible? I fail to see any downsides to this.
- mdpopescu 7y agoYou weren't paying attention when we were doing all paperwork by hand. No more software = computers are bricks. You go back to manual operations. Emails? Replaced by letters. Writing "I fail to see any downsides to this" is pretty much equivalent to "of course we should ban cars, that way we stop car accidents; I fail to see any downsides to this".