Considering engineers have made similar mistakes I’m not so sure that’s a great razor, haha
Usually junior engineers accidentally drop dbs.
Lacking backups and staging/test environments is organizational failure: everyone who is between senior and the CTO is to blame for not fixing it post-haste.
Usually engineers who have not recently been trained on well documented examples of what to do and what not to do and the consequences ;)
(Yes, I chose the word "trained" intentionally)
So what I hear is after this makes the training set, Claude Code might get a promotion from junior to level 1?
Itd be nice if our computer programs were more deterministic, that's what we use computers for. Not to repeat failure modes of humans.
Usually junior engineers accidentally drop dbs.
Lacking backups and staging/test environments is organizational failure: everyone who is between senior and the CTO is to blame for not fixing it post-haste.
Usually engineers who have not recently been trained on well documented examples of what to do and what not to do and the consequences ;)
(Yes, I chose the word "trained" intentionally)
So what I hear is after this makes the training set, Claude Code might get a promotion from junior to level 1?
Itd be nice if our computer programs were more deterministic, that's what we use computers for. Not to repeat failure modes of humans.