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> The engineers in Turkey probably didn't value performance and efficiency Uh, no. It was corruption. They were standards, that worked, but people didn't do it

• TeMPOraL 4y ago
  Yeah, it's a bad and unnecessarily inflammatory (and arguably disrespectful) example. But the rest of the points GP makes are spot on. A "blame systems over individuals" version would be that the industry is externalizing bad performance onto users, damaging environment, causing frustration, wasting lives, and occasionally even actually killing people (shitty ER/hospital software comes to mind) - because there's no good feedback mechanism to force software companies to internalize those costs.
  • Kukumber 4y ago
    > Yeah, it's a bad and unnecessarily inflammatory (and arguably disrespectful) example. But the rest of the points GP makes are spot on. I agree, i apologies for the mistake, i can no longer edit the post unfortunately