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Ummm, reducing the bus factor is probably the opposite of what you would want.
by layoutIfNeeded 5y ago
Ummm, reducing the bus factor is probably the opposite of what you would want.
- metters 5y agoI guess he/she is using the alteration of the definition of the bus factor: > There is a rare alternative definition for the bus factor, namely: the number of people who are indispensable for the project. In other words, it is the minimum number of people who are a single point of failure. If using this definition, then a high bus factor is considered a bad thing (since the loss of any person included destroys the project), and zero is considered the ideal bus factor. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bus_factor https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bus_factor
- jweather 5y agoReducing the impact of the bus factor, then. Kind of like turning down the air conditioning... which way does the thermostat go?