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It's definitely not "okay to fail" in safety critical applications. The whole process of certification is basically checking that you've considered most of the
by AlotOfReading 4y ago
It's definitely not "okay to fail" in safety critical applications. The whole process of certification is basically checking that you've considered most of the failure conditions and designed mitigations to get the probability of safety failures below acceptable levels.
- charcircuit 4y agoEverything can fail. Being ignorant and pretending that things don't fail is naive. You have to be ready to handle failure. >considered most of the failure conditions and designed mitigations to get the probability of safety failures below acceptable levels. You are just repeating what I am saying. It's impossible to get rid of failure conditions, so you add mitigations in case it happens.