"John Nagle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've worked in big mainframe shops, where an operating system > crash caused everything to suddenly freeze, red lights came on all > over the building, and a klaxon sounded. I've worked for aerospace > companies, where one speaks of "defects", not "bugs", and there > are people around whose job involves getting in high performance > aircraft and flying with the software written there. I've worked > with car-sized robot vehicles, ones big enough to injure people. > > This gives one a stronger feeling about wanting to eliminate > software defects early. >
Does this actually cause you to make less goofy mistakes? - I find that no matter how careful I try to be, I still f***k up. not so much in the big things, its the little things that get me... And the errors seem to come in runs - almost like a "bad hair day". - Hendrik -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
