Yeah, just put the interns on it next season. They'll just do the boring work the real programmers don't want to do. <eyeroll> Whenever a solid Apple bash come

Yeah, just put the interns on it next season. They'll just do the boring work the real programmers don't want to do. <eyeroll> Whenever a solid Apple bash comes up on HN, people just throw statements around to the effect of "Apple -- as an entire software and hardware conglomerate -- just doesn't 'care' any more," and that nothing in the entire freaking stack should ever exhibit a bug. It's almost like NO ONE around here actually works in SOFTWARE or HARDWARE. I guess no one else here has ever shipped an uncaught bug. I sure have. From my experience, the number of the kinds of issues being discussed here is EXCEEDINGLY low for the number of moving parts involved. I know, I know. Someone's going to say that since they do the whole stack themselves, they should NEVER ship a bug. Well, good luck with that. I'll believe it's humanly possible when I see it. And don't even start with how Linux or Windows is any better. I've been at this for 30 years. I know better.