What does this mean?
The latest Boeing MAX planes have crashed and airlines have grounded them globally
It's the "MOVE FAST AND BREAK THINGS" methodology that all the super-smart top-tier engrs follow.
Similar fatal errors happen when you try Agile and AI where they don't belong. Since when did everyone start giving up on quality for churning out changes fast? It's pathetic!
Apparently. Just look at what happened with the MAX 8
And Boeing stock hasn't taken a hit that one would expect. FAA/ US airlines haven't grounded Boeings yet. Materialistic ********!
Actually Boeing doesn't. It's against company policy to ask technical questions during the official loop - and for that reason, I'm out (in a few weeks)
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