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"What matters is not to always be right, but how you correct errors." In my opinion, heartbleed is a counterexample to your point. It's a case where making the
by jeffdavis 13y ago
"What matters is not to always be right, but how you correct errors."
In my opinion, heartbleed is a counterexample to your point. It's a case where making the mistake at all caused a lot of damage, no matter how quickly they patched it.
- nileshtrivedi 13y agoWell, it can be argued that this instance of mistake happened BECAUSE they didn't fix their review process the last time a silly bug managed to get in.
- midas007 13y agoSo there's enough blame and rage to go around. Any leader with a spine has to first contemplate "how did I fuck up?"