> What if a new project has Jepsen testing, a fuzzing suite, massive compute running tons of oracle tests, etc?
I mean, back in the real world of 2015, it does not have any of those things and we know it.
Back in 2015 neither did the "boring" ones cited in the article. The point is that you can at least talk about those things and evaluate them.
Back in 2015 neither did the "boring" ones cited in the article. The point is that you can at least talk about those things and evaluate them.