The topic about quality of software has been brought up several times in HN, and here we are. I'm ashamed that in our industry, we are still tripping over pebbl

The topic about quality of software has been brought up several times in HN, and here we are. I'm ashamed that in our industry, we are still tripping over pebbles and writing code so utterly shitty that it breaks when a number goes from 2 to 3 digits, of all complex things that happen in our world. The bar was so extremely low, that I'd be OK letting parsers break due to their short sightedness. Not even in embedded space (where I've got some experience to know that computing resources are scarce) this would pass as understandable.