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I get it, you start ignoring alerts when theres so many of them. That's also the moment you go back to whatever manufacturer and tell them that you can't work w
by revelation 12y ago
I get it, you start ignoring alerts when theres so many of them. That's also the moment you go back to whatever manufacturer and tell them that you can't work with a safety critical software that will emit spurius alerts to no end.
What you can not do responsibly is to simply ignore all of them and then claim that somehow it's the fault of the software. Yes, as it turns out, you actually take on responsibility when you work in these kind of areas. I personally would never agree to code for systems that end up radiating humans or other safety critical systems.
- DanBC 12y ago> I get it, you start ignoring alerts when theres so many of them. That's also the moment you go back to whatever manufacturer and tell them that you can't work with a safety critical software that will emit spurius alerts to no end. Who do you think buys the equipment or has contact with the vendor?