[jedberg]

That is not how things work in the real world. Sure, the fix itself might take 30 minutes. But then you have to validate it. And run a canary. And crosscheck your revenue numbers to make sure it didn't have an adverse affect elsewhere.

That's a lot of work for something that will probably mean very little extra revenue.

[varjag]

I assume they already have the quality assurance pipeline in place at Tinder and don't need to reinvent it from scratch for every bug report.

[jedberg]

Of course they do. But it still takes time, effort, and resources to run through the QA pipeline.

[varjag]

https://xkcd.com/277/