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by TemptedMuse
194 days ago
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Not to call you out but this is exactly what I meant when I said software engineers have egos that will not let them accept that they are not designing critical stuff. Comparing your cloud based CRUD app to a missile is a perfect illustration. There is no dishonor in admitting that our stuff isn't going to kill anyone if there is a bug. Don't write bad code, but also sometimes just getting something out the door is much better than perfect quality (bird in the hand and all that). |
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> Don't write bad code, but also sometimes just getting something out the door is much better than perfect quality (bird in the hand and all that).
Your bank account can be represented as a CR app, it's two letters short of CRUD, but it doesn't make it simple or simpler in any sense of the words.
Now the question: how much are you tolerant to bugs in your bank account? How often can they happen before you complain?