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Re:A self-driving Uber ran a red light last December, contra... by untog on Saturday February 25, 2017 @10:30PM (#13735496)
It's only natural. When a company is small and just starting out we're forgiving of mistakes. Once you start getting more established you really should have better practices in place.
Re:A self-driving Uber ran a red light last December, contra... by TheSpiceIsLife on Sunday February 26, 2017 @01:10AM (#13735941)
Also when a company is small it's hard for them to make big mistakes because smallness precludes. Also, it's easy to give away awesome stuff to almost-nobody.

And, I think it goes deeper than that and reaches in to social signalling and self-identification. We like to be in on the new thing before everyone knows about it. Once that thing is big, and everyone is using it, and especially if it makes a mistake, then we lay on the criticism and distance ourselves from it.

I know I'm guilty of that. I wonder if this is an intrinsic part of being human or a learned behaviour. I'm leaning toward it being, as you say, only natural.