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No, I don't think so. People are perceiving it that way because a few unrelated issues have cropped up lately. Coincidence, not correlation.
by owenwil 12y ago
No, I don't think so. People are perceiving it that way because a few unrelated issues have cropped up lately. Coincidence, not correlation.
- pc2g4d 12y agoBut coincidence is a type of correlation, is it not?
- acornax 12y agoStrong correlation requires a large number of 'coincidences'
- elpachuco 12y ago>>Coincidence, not correlation. You probably mean not causation?
- gilgoomesh 12y agoI'm an iOS developer and I've filed 20 different API bugs with Apple for iOS 8 versus a previous record count of 7 that I filed against iOS 4. This is anecdotal (I'm just one developer) but forum grumblings seem to confirm that lots of developers are seeing their apps broken by buggy changes in iOS 8.