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I wouldn’t want to be on the wrong side of a lawsuit, defending drunk employees working on production data. What outrageous recklessness. And how imprudent to a
by anonunivgrad 6y ago
I wouldn’t want to be on the wrong side of a lawsuit, defending drunk employees working on production data. What outrageous recklessness. And how imprudent to admit this to the public. Some things are best kept to yourself. No one needs to know that.
- colesantiago 6y agothank you for your highly valued expert opinion. edit: a stunning new record of bots flagging my post within 3 minutes. woo hoo... never change hn.
- tedk-42 6y agoIf you built good systems that have reliable backups or rollback mechanisms, dev should be able to have a beer on a friday and do a deployment without worrying about the fire they just caused. I'd rather a culture where people admit to their mistakes than one where they try hide or get whipped for owning up to them. We're people after all and some of us like a glass of wine and unwind while still performing our duties as engineers. After all, it's not like we're in charge of life support or critical systems which absolutely cannot fail.
- robjan 6y agoThis is someone's side project. I'm doubtful there will be any lawsuits involved