I am frankly appalled that major life and death policy decisions were made based on "thousands of lines of undocumented C" code written 13 years ago and apparently not reviewed by anyone else? Is this the norm in the field?!https://twitter.com/neil_ferguson/status/1241835454707699713 …
I hope you never find out about the software your bank uses :-)
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Really hope
@n26's doesn't run in MATLAB
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Lol. We should count ourselves lucky is is written in C, and not Cobol.
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I get what you say, but I do have lower standards for banking code, at least errors there can in principle be reversed? Not so much in an ongoing pandemic!
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Bank software has been significantly better funded.
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Excel macros ?
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The banks usually have QA to test the code. I am not sure anyone but the author actually tested this model.
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