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If the scope of your statement was that narrow, I will agree with you. Though, the article does point out that eventually, code you've written and perhaps relea
by mfukar 17y ago
If the scope of your statement was that narrow, I will agree with you. Though, the article does point out that eventually, code you've written and perhaps released without claiming any responsibility whatsoever might be used in something more important than what was originally intended.
Certainly a lot of food for thought there.
- davidw 17y agoIf someone takes something of mine that's not been built for 'safety critical' use, and wants to use it there, the onus is on them to put the extra effort/money/time in. Same as if I built a one story house and someone wanted to add 5 floors to it - it's not really my fault if it doesn't work out.
- mfukar 17y agoNo argument there, but the discussion involved software engineers and our job in general. We'd best stay on topic.