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I think it should be fairly obvious that it's not the individual developers who are responsible/liable. In critical systems there is a whole chain of liability.
by elric 2y ago
I think it should be fairly obvious that it's not the individual developers who are responsible/liable. In critical systems there is a whole chain of liability. That one guy in Nebraska who thanklessly maintains some open source lib that BigCorp is using in their car should obviously not be liable.
- f1shy 2y agoIt depends. If you do bad sw and skip reviews and processes, you may be liable. Even if you are told to do something, if you know is wrong, you should say it. Right now I’m in middle of s*t because of I spoked up.
- Filligree 2y ago> Right now I’m in middle of s*t because of I spoked up. And you believe that, despite experiencing what happens if you speak up? We shouldn’t simultaneously require people to take heroic responsibility, while also leaving them high and dry if they do.
- f1shy 2y agoI do believe I am responsible. I recognize I’am now in a position that I can speak without fear. If I get fired I would make a party tbh.