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True, but when the bus factor is 1, it might as well be zero -- soon you end up with employees (or contractors) who legitimately want more compensation realizin
by TuringNYC 1y ago
True, but when the bus factor is 1, it might as well be zero -- soon you end up with employees (or contractors) who legitimately want more compensation realizing their critical nature. I totally sympathize from the employee's perspective, esp if the 1-factor means they cannot take holiday. Really, it is the company's job to control the bus factor (LLM or human) -- it is good for both the employee and company in the long run.
- the_af 1y agoAgreed, it's the company's job to control the Bus Factor, that's a given. I think TFA's author worries that instead of controlling it, we're now aiming for zero (the worst possible factor).