The article sounds much worse if replace "bug in code" with "made a mistake at work". Imagine if we're talking about a civil engineer, an electrician, or a doct

The article sounds much worse if replace "bug in code" with "made a mistake at work". Imagine if we're talking about a civil engineer, an electrician, or a doctor. I agree with you, it's outrageous. What an awful article. I get the point (you should have robust and multi-layered quality systems) but just the complete rejection of accountability is embarassing.