Anyone who advocates that people who were involved in shipping a bad update be fired has clearly never worked on a large product of any actual weight bearing consequence.
Bad updates happen and are most often the result of a series of systemic issues.
See also: CloudStrike, the recent windows perf problem with Ryzen systems, etc.
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2024-08-27 03:47:11
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