@uncanny_kate 500% this. I worked in aerospace decades...

@uncanny_kate 500% this. I worked in aerospace decades ago, and the avionics software was developed that way. Slow, methodical, proving reliability each step.

Like 3 July at 22:53 | Wall-to-wall | Open on dice.camp

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Nika Bass

@clarkvalentine @uncanny_kate I really hope they still do it that way - or at least keep the best of both worlds (old and new) if possible

14 July at 14:04 | Open on mas.to

Kyle Rose

@mewbassprr @clarkvalentine @uncanny_kate Boeing showed us otherwise

14 July at 16:39 | Open on mastodon.social

KDHofAvalon :HeartNonbinary:

@mewbassprr @clarkvalentine @uncanny_kate I work in aerospace now and they do... for the moment. The past few months has seen an absurdly MASSIVE push to use "GenAI" (as the higher-ups insist on calling it) at every step of the process. There's talk of requiring every employee to know how to use it.

14 July at 17:06 | Open on kind.social

jnpn

@mewbassprr @clarkvalentine @uncanny_kate it's not 100% but it's probably a lot better than the average js codebase

14 July at 21:52 | Open on mastodon.social

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