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by shmatt
1318 days ago
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Sure they should, but there are a lot of moving parts, written in different decades. Bugs are found every day even in projects that have 100% code coverage PagerDuty is a multi billion dollar company for a reason, and they're not even the only company doing what they do. I don't think it's relevant if one has worked in a giant company to understand how bad on call can be, every engineer knows that. I personally assume on-call is much worse/harder/nerve wracking in bigger companies |
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