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That's true, but "Real Metrics" matter. Bugs are on the spectrum - some might increase resource usage, or some might crash for a percent of users. Some might a
by xlii 1y ago
That's true, but "Real Metrics" matter.
Bugs are on the spectrum - some might increase resource usage, or some might crash for a percent of users. Some might always manifest for specific cohort of users and it might not be profitable to fix it for them. It's an ocean of possibilities between "perfect system" and "complete failure".
Sanity test are degrees of magnitude easier than FV and they can assure at least that.
- LegionMammal978 1y agoAnd even a "perfect system" might not be perfect for all users. I've seen lots of "old-school, battle-tested, rock-solid software" with bizarre behavior that supporters insist is an intended feature and can never be changed or configured, on account of it being convenient for some workflow back in the '80s or whatever. No system is so "perfect" that it can be all things to all people, unless it's truly trivial in scope.