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Keep in mind that a lot of investments are made in ensuring that these things don't fail. Not saying its not a great achievement. But it helps to remember that
by pm90 6y ago
Keep in mind that a lot of investments are made in ensuring that these things don't fail. Not saying its not a great achievement. But it helps to remember that for most software shops, reliability improvements are often treated as 2nd class compared with new feature development, which reflect the reality that most software shops don't really need quite that perfect amount of reliability.
- asxd 6y agoThis is a good point, which I think was reflected by in nickpeterson's comment as well. There's still a bit of a culture of "move fast and break things" in my line of software engineering that I don't think ever existed in space travel. (or at least hope not)