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A slight twist would be to argue that a customer will get food poisoning. This avoids the metaphor needing an external force (health inspector) and instead corr
by abraham 6y ago
A slight twist would be to argue that a customer will get food poisoning. This avoids the metaphor needing an external force (health inspector) and instead correlates well with production breaking from poorly tested/rushed code.
- whimsicalism 6y agoDisagree - I think the point is that for a restaurant, the health inspector will shut it down first. For the code, you won't have anybody to shut it down before your customers start getting food poisoning.
- abraham 6y agoIt seems like you're arguing for my point. Code doesn't typically have external orgs playing roles like health inspectors so health inspector could be removed from the metaphor.