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Of course not! But usually, you can quantify metrics for quality, like uptime, lost transactions, response time, throughput etc. Then you can have accountabilit
by deepdarkforest 1y ago
Of course not! But usually, you can quantify metrics for quality, like uptime, lost transactions, response time, throughput etc. Then you can have accountability, and remediate. Even for other bugs, you can often reproduce and show clearly the impact. But in this case, other than internal benchmarks, you cannot really prove it. There is no accountability yet
- _zoltan_ 1y agowhy would they publish the data you seek? I would not publish it either. the blog explains what issues they had and how they fixed them. this is good enough.