> This is something software engineers (of which I am one) often miss-understand about other engineering disciplines. You can totally ship software that you kno

> This is something software engineers (of which I am one) often miss-understand about other engineering disciplines. You can totally ship software that you know will run into problems down the line ... because people often have insanely low expectations of how well software will work. I feel like this is the self fulfilling prophecy. We definitely didn’t use to ship software we knew would break, because we literally shipped it on disks, and delivering updates was hard. The internet has been good for many many things. Software reliability hasn’t been one of them.