Some thoughts on the 737 MAX crashes by a pilot and experienced (in fact, some would say legendary) programmer: http://blog.cleancoder.com/uncle-bob/2019/05/18/737-Max-8.html …
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Replying to @financequant
To solve the problem, put the programmers on the plane for the maiden flight.
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Replying to @Molson_Hart @financequant
I would put their managers on the flight
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Replying to @101010Lund @Molson_Hart
In Imperial Rome, when the supports were pulled away from a newly constructed arch, the head of the construction crew was required to stand beneath.
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The 737 MAX story involves the violation of basic principles: reliance on a single sensor with no redundancy, not informing pilots of new flight characteristics and an autopilot feature that profoundly affected handling, allowing the autopilot to silently over-rule the pilot, ...
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While there is no guarantee that you will find the problem on the maiden flight, there is a guarantee that putting the programmers on that flight will compel them to find it.
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True, but most people will prefer to look bad than die. Further, its teams of people, not just a single person responsible for the code. They ALL go on the maiden flight.
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