[BowBun]

Yep, this has been my experience over 15 years in startups as well. There are barely any punishments, so there is no incentive for startups to change how they operate.

[bigyabai]

Same here. I've witnessed horrifying security bugs that were basically flagged as WONTFIX internally because it was too much work to fix until it was exploited.

[cyanydeez]

You could even say they're paid even more to "move fast and break things".

[bigfatkitten]

While simultaneously wondering why software development being treated as a discipline of engineering is such a controversial subject.

[miki123211]

Because, unlike bridges, software can easily be bought, including from countries that don't have such regulations.

[gnz11]

Governments can certainly regulate imports.

[voakbasda]

With software? Good luck with that….

[cyanydeez]

You know how Iran shut down it's internet? It's like that, but with Money and Politicians.