> We are rapidly moving from deterministic engineering to probabilistic engineering, and our tools, our training, and our organizational instincts are still built for the old paradigm.
There's some bad news: it's never been a non-probablistic engineering.
A key word is Failt-tolerance.
The engineering has never been fully deterministic. Same as running the systems.
> We are rapidly moving from deterministic engineering to probabilistic engineering, and our tools, our training, and our organizational instincts are still built for the old paradigm.
There's some bad news: it's never been a non-probablistic engineering.
A key word is Failt-tolerance.
The engineering has never been fully deterministic. Same as running the systems.
So nothing's changed in this area.