Yeah you really can't go this hands-off on deployments when the stakes are high. If someone could be physically harmed by bad code, then it all needs to be revi

Yeah you really can't go this hands-off on deployments when the stakes are high. If someone could be physically harmed by bad code, then it all needs to be reviewed. If you can be hacked by a rouge deployment, then it all needs to be reviewed. And more generally, it is not fun using a lot of mainstream software these days because it is a buggy mess, and I believe a lot of that dysfunction is partially related to the low standards for correctness that development teams have.