For those of us who are programmers, if you wrote software that lives depended on, how confident will you be that lives won't be lost? My take away from this is to work harder towards excellent, better quality control, more documentation and don't change a working system without following process that informs other.
In the software domain, there's this bravado about hotfixing an issue in production. Raymond DeGiorgio did that, he fixed the problem without going through proper channels, not thinking of "legacy" cars, and those one's failing to get patched, cost lives.
In the software domain, there's this bravado about hotfixing an issue in production. Raymond DeGiorgio did that, he fixed the problem without going through proper channels, not thinking of "legacy" cars, and those one's failing to get patched, cost lives.