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I'd be willing to bet that the most recent mistake during a deployment that an aerospace company made didn't result in many people dying. Maybe the last one you
by j4yav 3y ago
I'd be willing to bet that the most recent mistake during a deployment that an aerospace company made didn't result in many people dying. Maybe the last one you read about in the news, but that biases the selection a bit.
That said, if you're sending people to the moon, and are actually working on the system that sends them there rather than the website, feel free to have a more rigorous testing procedure. But if you aren't, consider maybe you don't need it.
- hef19898 3y agoAn guess why the fuck ups killong people are so rare? Not every industry has to follow aerospace, or life science, standards. Every company owes its customers a good product. And with complexity, product, organisation, requirements, that requires coordination, communication and rules. Ignoring that, cowboy style, not going to meetings, deploying to production directly, not understanding requirements and blaming all of that on management is simply unprofessional.
- j4yav 3y agoI'm still not convinced yet that more meetings makes better software, but I appreciate that you have shared your position so passionately and I feel like I learned a lot.