Re:Boeing identifies new software problem on grounded 737 Max
by m_fayer on Thursday February 06, 2020 @01:31PM
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Watching Android descend from a place of dorky stability to sleek sealed glitch-city, kinda makes me think it's the institutions, as opposed to the tooling, that's behind the plunge in the quality of mainstream software.
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Re:Boeing identifies new software problem on grounded 737 Max
by jsight on Thursday February 06, 2020 @04:03PM
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I can't agree. I've been using Android since the Nexus One days, and it is generally much more stable for me than some of those early devices.
Re:Boeing identifies new software problem on grounded 737 Max
by shadowgovt on Thursday February 06, 2020 @03:28PM
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Was Android the stable one? I recall relative to iOS that it was the one likely to be eating its entire battery in the early iterations.
Re:Boeing identifies new software problem on grounded 737 Max
by peteradio on Thursday February 06, 2020 @02:13PM
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Feed me features I shit backlogs.
Re:Boeing identifies new software problem on grounded 737 Max
by salawat on Thursday February 06, 2020 @02:42PM
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I couldn't help but laugh, because it is so damn true.
It's taken me a while to come to the realization that all project management is is a backlog manufacturing and prioritization layer that operates on top of actual software engineers.
Most just want to implement things, and don't care what it is they are implementing as long as they are getting paid.